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Lesson 2: Liturgy in General and Liturgical Year Flashcards

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Liturgy is derived from the Greek words…

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Laos and Hergon

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Laos means

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Public Work

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Hergon means

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Public service

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is a public, communal, official worship of the Church

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Liturgy

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Other word for Greek bible

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Septuagint

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came to be used for the sacred rites in Israel to designate a levitic cult

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Leitourgia

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Liturgy refers to Christ’s sacrificial or priestly offering

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The meaning of the Liturgy in the New Testament

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Christ became the _________ of the sanctuary and the sacrificial sacrifice of the Christians

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“Leitourgos”

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to refer to the sacred rites, in general, and the Eucharistic celebration, in particular

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“leitourgia”

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who affirms that “when a priest baptizes it is really Christ Himself who baptizes.”

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St. Augustine and SC (Sacrosanctum concilium)

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In Christian tradition. liturgy means the participation of the People of God in “________.”

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the work of God

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is defined as “the official public worship of the Church”

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Liturgy

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is the summit towards which the activity of the Church is directed” at the same time, and “the fountain from which all Church’s power flows”.

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Liturgy

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In the Liturgy, signs and symbols consists of the following…

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words
gestures
material elements

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the mystical body of Jesus Christ

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Church

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Liturgy as an Encounter with God

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  1. Celebration of the Sacraments
  2. Celebration of the Word during mass
  3. Reading of the Liturgy of the House
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Christ’s Paschal Mystery:

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Passion
Death
Resurrection
Ascension of Jesus

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Through the ________, Christ has completed his saving mission

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Paschal Mystery

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The center of the Church’s liturgy

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Eucharist

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Characteristics of Liturgy

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Trinitarian and Paschal
Ecclesial
Sacramental
Ethically Oriented
Eschatological

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the Church’s liturgical prayer is directed to the Father, through his Son’s Paschal Mystery, in their Holy Spirit

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Trinitarian and Paschal

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celebrated by the whole Church, head and members actively participating in various roles

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Ecclesial

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celebrated through symbolic rituals, words and gestures by which the faithful both express faith in Christ and share in the salvation symbolized

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Sacramental

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directly related to moral life by empowering full responsible Christian discipleship.

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Ethically Oriented

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making present God’s Kingdom already begun but not yet fully accomplished
Eschatological
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is marked by special seasons in which we celebrate the pivotal events and moments in Christ’s life
Liturgical Year
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What are the pivotal events and moments in Christ’s life
Advent, Christmas, Lent, The Paschal Triduum or Three Days, Easter, and Ordinary Time.
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is the participation in the life of Christ as we move around the sun throughout the year.
Liturgical Year
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The Liturgical Year begins on the...
First Sunday of Advent
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When does the first day of advent occur?
beginning of December or the end of November
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It follows a 3 year cycle, each represented by: “A”- ”B”- and “C”
Liturgical Calendar
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is not to mark the passage of time, but to celebrate and understand more fully the entire mystery of Jesus Christ
Liturgical Year Calendar
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communicates what readings the Church has designated to be used for each day.
Liturgical Year Calendar
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color used for Ordinary Time
Green
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It articulates the special feasts and commemorations celebrated during each season. It communicates the color of the vestments to be worn by the priest during each celebration of the liturgy.
Liturgical Year Calendar
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Used for Feasts of our Lord, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and Saints who are not martyrs
White/Gold
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Used for Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Pentecost, Mass of the Holy Spirit, and Martyr Saints
Red
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Used for Advent, Lent, and Mass for the Deceased
Violet/Pruple
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Pink is used for?
- Third Sunday of Advent (Gaudete) - fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare)
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Green symbolizes...
Hope
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White/Gold symbolizes...
Glory, Innocence, Purity
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Red symbolizes...
Fire, Charity, Love
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Violet/Purple symbolizes...
Penance, Atonement
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Pink symbolizes...
Rejoicing
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The beginning season of the liturgical year. It is observed as a time of expectant waiting and preparation for both the celebration of the Nativity of Christ at Christmas and the return of Christ at the Second Coming.
Advent
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How long is the celebration of advent?
four-week celebration
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Advent is symbolized by...
The Advent wreath
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It begins on Christmas Eve and ends on the Sunday celebrating the Baptism of the Lord.
Christmastide
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Holy Family
1st Sunday after Christmas
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Solemnity of the Motherhood of Mary
Jan 1
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Epiphany
2nd Sunday after Christmas
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The key events in the life of Jesus celebrated during the season of Advent:
Birth of Jesus Holy Family Solemnity of the Motherhood of Mary Epiphany
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Lent is the period of __ days which comes before Easter in the liturgical calendar beginning on Ash Wednesday.
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It is a season of soul-searching, repentance and reflection in preparation before the celebrations of Easter.
Lent
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What are the acts of Penance observed during Lent?
Fasting Abstinence Going to confession
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Three observances of Lent:
Prayer Penance Almsgiving
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Limiting meals to a single full meal
Fasting
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Not eating meat and meat products on designated days
Abstinence
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When does the Easter Season begin?
It begins after Evening Prayer on Easter Sunday and continues through Pentecost evening.
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The first week of the season of Easter
Octave of Easter
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- symbol of the presence of the risen Lord - remains in a prominent place beside the reading stand (ambo) or near the altar for the entire season. - It is the central symbol of the season and is often the focus of festive decoration.
The Easter candle
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It is the song of the Church’s rejoicing and simply means: Praise the Lord!
Alleluia
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- the Easter song. - It is added to acclamations and antiphons and may be used as a refrain for the Responsorial Psalm and Communion Song.
Alleluia
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- is read at all celebrations in place of the Old Testament - presents the life, growth and witness of the early Church.
Acts of the Apostles
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Confirmation and First Eucharist find their proper place for celebration during the Easter season, especially at the parish Sunday Eucharist.
Initiation
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is often used at the beginning of Masses on Sundays of Easter season
The sprinkling rite
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ASPECTS OF THE SEASON OF EASTER
The Easter candle Alleluia Acts of the Apostles Initiation The sprinkling rite
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is the day Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
Easter or Resurrection Sunday
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is not simply one feast among others, but the Feast of feasts’, the Solemnity of solemnities,” just as the Eucharist is the “Sacrament of Sacraments” or “the Great Sacrament”.
Easter
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occupies a central place as the high point of Christian worship. This is the most important feast in the liturgical calendar.
Easter
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calls Easter “The Great Sunday”.
St. Athanasius
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is that part of the Liturgical Year that lies outside the Seasons of Lent-Easter and Advent -Christmas.
Ordinary Time
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The ordinary time begins with...
the Baptism of our Lord
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The ordinary time ends with...
the Feast of Christ the King
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Ordinary Time is composed of ___ weeks divided into two sections,
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- is the longest season - Church celebrates the mystery of Christ in all its aspects.
Ordinary Time
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is a season of life and hope.
Ordinary time
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First section of Ordinary Time
between Christmas season and Lent
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Second section of Ordinary Time
between the Easter Season and Advent
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when does the liturgical calendar end?
feast of christ the king
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designated days of fasting and abstinence
Fridays of Lent, Sacred Triduum

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