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The document outlines the liturgical colors used in the Church of England for different seasons of the church year, including Advent in purple, Christmas in gold or white, Lent in purple, Easter in white and gold, Pentecost in red, and Ordinary Time in green. Local variations may occur.
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- 1. Christ the King: Advent: Red Purple These are the colours used in the Church of Christmas Day: England for the different Gold or White seasons of the Church Year. There may be some Christmas: local variations. White Epiphany: White Ordinary Time: Colours of Ordinary Time: Green the Green Church Year Lent: Purple Palm Sunday and Trinity Sunday: Holy Week: Gold Red (White on Maundy Thursday) Pentecost: Red Easter: Easter Day: White Gold