The document outlines the four main liturgical seasons of the church year: Advent, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time. Advent takes place from the last Sunday of November until December 24th and commemorates the coming of God's kingdom. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and lasts until the week before Easter, focusing on the 40 days of fasting and abstinence in preparation for Easter. Easter celebrates Christ's victory over sin and death for 50 days after Easter Sunday. Ordinary Time occurs outside of the other seasons, from Epiphany to Lent and after Pentecost.

1. Liturgical Seasons
of the Church

2. Liturgical Season means?
- Events
- Commemoration of
significant events in the Life
of Jesus.

3. Liturgical Year
Which Celebrates the
coming of God’s
Kingdom in Christ.
Time Frame : Last Sunday
of November until
December 24
SEASON
OF
ADVENT

4. Liturgical Year
WHICH STARTS WITH ASH
WEDNESDAY, THE SEASON
WHICH COMMEMORATES
THE 40 DAYS OF FASTING
AND ABSTINENCE IN
PREPERATION OF CHRIST’S
PASCHAL EVENTS, IN THE
HOLY WEEK AND
RESURECTION SUNDAY
TIME FRAME: second week of
Feb.to last week of march or first week of
April
SEASON
OF
LENT

5. Liturgical Year
A celebration of
Christ victory over
sin and death. Period
of 50 days from
Easter Sunday to
Pentecost.
SEASON
OF
EASTER

6. Liturgical Year
Period from Epiphany to
Lent, a period beginning
from the feast of the
Lord’s baptism up to
Tuesday before Ash
Wednesday.
SEASON
OF
ORDINARY
TIME

7. Prepared by:
Kristine Delgado – La Consolacion College Bacolod