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Reverence is shown through deep respect and devotion to ______.
Reverence is shown through deep respect and devotion to ______.
God
Decorum calls for dignity and proper behavior, reflecting the ______ of the altar server’s role.
Decorum calls for dignity and proper behavior, reflecting the ______ of the altar server’s role.
sacredness
Proper ______ ensures the liturgy is carried out in a solemn and orderly way.
Proper ______ ensures the liturgy is carried out in a solemn and orderly way.
discipline
An altar server's devotion reflects a genuine love for ______, the Eucharist, and the sacraments.
An altar server's devotion reflects a genuine love for ______, the Eucharist, and the sacraments.
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Serving God requires teamwork and a spirit of ______ among altar servers.
Serving God requires teamwork and a spirit of ______ among altar servers.
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The Church year consists of six liturgical ______: Advent, Christmas, Lent, and others.
The Church year consists of six liturgical ______: Advent, Christmas, Lent, and others.
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The Advent season is a time of waiting and preparing for the coming of ______.
The Advent season is a time of waiting and preparing for the coming of ______.
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The Christmas season lasts from December 25th until the Feast of the ______ of the Lord.
The Christmas season lasts from December 25th until the Feast of the ______ of the Lord.
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The time from Epiphany until the ______ of the Lord is included in the Christmas season.
The time from Epiphany until the ______ of the Lord is included in the Christmas season.
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Ordinary Time begins after the celebration of the Feast of the ______ of the Lord.
Ordinary Time begins after the celebration of the Feast of the ______ of the Lord.
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The name 'Ordinary' comes from 'ordinalis' meaning 'showing ______'.
The name 'Ordinary' comes from 'ordinalis' meaning 'showing ______'.
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Lent recalls the 40 days Jesus spent in the ______.
Lent recalls the 40 days Jesus spent in the ______.
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The season of Lent lasts until the final Saturday before ______.
The season of Lent lasts until the final Saturday before ______.
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The Easter season lasts ______ days, from Easter Sunday through Pentecost.
The Easter season lasts ______ days, from Easter Sunday through Pentecost.
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The second period of Ordinary Time focuses on Christ's reign as ______ of kings.
The second period of Ordinary Time focuses on Christ's reign as ______ of kings.
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Ordinary Time resumes after ______ and runs until the final Saturday before Advent.
Ordinary Time resumes after ______ and runs until the final Saturday before Advent.
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Study Notes
Altar Server Profiles
- Altar servers demonstrate reverence through deep respect and devotion to God.
- They carry out duties with care, solemnity, and a profound sense of the rituals' sacredness.
Altar Server Profile: Piety
- Piety involves more than outward appearances.
- It demonstrates genuine love for God, the Eucharist, and the sacraments, as well as His people.
- Piety is showcased in every action, displaying deep reverence for sacred rituals.
Altar Server Profile: Discipline
- Proper discipline ensures the liturgy is performed solemnly and methodically, reflecting reverence and respect for sacred rituals.
- Altar servers should perform their roles with care and attention.
Altar Server Profile: Decorum
- Decorum entails dignity and appropriate behavior.
- It involves maintaining good hygiene and ensuring a neat and presentable appearance.
- Representing the sacredness of their role and showing respect for the church and people served is key.
Altar Server Profile: Brothers and Sisters at the Altar
- Teamwork and unity among altar servers are vital for successful service.
- Altar servers are part of a larger group working together collaboratively, supporting each other in carrying out their duties.
Liturgical Seasons
- The Church year comprises six liturgical seasons.
- These include Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time after Epiphany, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time after Pentecost.
Advent
- Advent is a time of waiting and preparing for the coming of Jesus.
- This includes both the celebration of Jesus's birth and the anticipated second coming.
- The liturgical colors for Advent are purple and rose (on the third Sunday).
Christmas
- Christmas begins on December 25th and continues through the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord (or Christmas Eve Vigil).
- It celebrates Jesus's birth and lasts 12 days until Epiphany.
- This period also includes the time between Epiphany and the Baptism of the Lord.
Ordinary Time After Baptism
- This begins Monday after the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord and concludes on Shrove Tuesday.
- It's a season of counted weeks.
- "Ordinary" signifies an ordered succession.
Lent
- Lent runs from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday.
- It is a penitential season.
- Lent commemorates Jesus's 40 days in the desert and the 40 years the Israelites wandered in the desert.
- It reflects on the events leading to Christ's passion.
Easter
- Easter begins with the Easter Vigil.
- It's a joyful and celebratory season lasting 50 days from Easter Sunday to Pentecost.
Ordinary Time After Pentecost
- This period is the longest liturgical season, starting the day after Pentecost and concluding the Saturday before Advent.
- It focuses on Christ's reign as king and the age of the Church.
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Explore the essential qualities of altar servers, focusing on piety, discipline, and decorum. This quiz highlights how these attributes contribute to the sacredness of their role in the liturgy. Assess your understanding of what it means to serve with reverence.