Transcription of The Liturgical Year
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1 TREASURES NEW AND OLD: THE Liturgical YEAR November,2010 Teaching and Celebrating The Liturgical Year A Resource to Complement Treasures New and Old in the Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn 2 TREASURES NEW AND OLD: THE Liturgical YEAR November,2010 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .. 3 advent .. 5 CHRISTMAS .. 8 LENT .. 10 EASTER .. 13 PENTECOST .. 16 MARY .. 18 ORDINARY TIME .. 21 FEAST DAYS .. 21 ST MARY OF THE CROSS .. 22 HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION .. 22 ABORIGINAL SPIRITUALITY .. 23 EARTHCARE .. 24 SOCIAL JUSTICE .. 25 PLANNER .. 26 BIBLIOGRAPHY .. 28 3 TREASURES NEW AND OLD: THE Liturgical YEAR November,2010 Graphic Retrieved August 22, 2010 from: INTRODUCTION When we think about a year we often think of it in terms of its seasons.
The colour of Advent is violet or a shade of purple. A widespread practice during Advent is the use of an Advent Wreath. A new candle is lit on each of the four Sundays of Advent. However, it is important to note that the candle lit on the third Sunday of Advent is rose or pink symbolising joy. The candle lit on Christmas day is white.
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