Liturgical Year Q2 Lesson 2 PDF

Keep calm and study C.L.E. Keep calm and study C.L.E. 1.Learn the historical background of the Solemnity of Christ The King and the reason why it was established; 2.Identify and explain the significance of the major seasons and feasts of the liturgical calendar; 3.Describe the symbo...

Keep calm and study C.L.E. Keep calm and study C.L.E. 1.Learn the historical background of the Solemnity of Christ The King and the reason why it was established; 2.Identify and explain the significance of the major seasons and feasts of the liturgical calendar; 3.Describe the symbolism associated with liturgical colors and vestments.  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style! It is the last Sunday of the Liturgical Year. What is the Solemnity of Christ the King?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style! He is the pope that established the Solemnity of Christ The King in 1925. Who is Pius XI?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style! It is the encyclical of Pius XI wherein he instituted the Solemnity of Christ The King and set its date to the last Sunday of October. What is Quas Primas?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style! It is the motu proprio of Paul VI wherein he moved the date of the Solemnity Christ The King to the final Sunday of the liturgical year. What is Mysterii Paschalis?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style It is the way of life which leaves God out of man’s thinking and living and organizes his life as if God did not exist. What is Secularism?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style It is a person who doesn’t know for sure whether any gods exist or not. What is an Agnostic?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style It is a person who believes in the existence of a god/deity/divine being. What is a Theist?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style It is a person who doesn’t believe in the existence of any gods. What is an Atheist?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style True or False: The Solemnity of Christ The King was originally held on the last Sunday of the month of October. What is True?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style He is the pope who moved the date of the celebration of the Solemnity of Christ The King to the last Sunday of Ordinary Time II. Who is Paul VI?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style True or False: Each liturgical year starts on the First Sunday of the Advent Season. What is True?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style It is the total number of seasons we have that comprise the Liturgical Calendar. How many is six (6)?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style It is the shortest season in the Liturgical Calendar. What is the Easter Triduum?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style It is the longest season in the Liturgical Calendar. What is Ordinary Time II? Answer the following… Jeopardy-style They are the highest rank of liturgical celebration in the Catholic Church. What are Solemnities?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style They are the second highest rank of liturgical celebration in the Catholic Church set apart on the liturgical calendar to celebrate the lives of the saints and other events in the life of Christ. What are Feasts?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style Divided into two categories: obligatory and optional, these are days set aside to remember and honor saints, martyrs, and other holy men and women. What are Memorials?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style They are the lowest rank of liturgical celebration in the Catholic Church that refer to days of the week that are not feasts, memorials, or solemnities. What are Ferial Days?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The total number of weeks that comprise the Advent Season. How many is four (4) weeks?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The solemnity that marks the start of the Christmas Season. What is the Solemnity of the Nativity of Jesus?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The feast that marks the end of the Christmas Season. What is the Epiphany of Jesus Sunday? Answer the following… Jeopardy-style  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The feast that marks the end of the Christmas Season. What is the Baptism of Jesus Sunday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that follows after the Christmas Season. What is Ordinary Time I?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The day of fasting ad prayer that marks the start of the Lenten Season. What is Ash Wednesday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The day of the Holy Week that marks the end of the Lenten Season. What is Spy Wednesday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The total number of days that comprise the Lenten Season. How many is forty (40) days?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The Sunday that marks the start of the Holy Week. What is Palm Sunday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The days of the Holy Week that comprise the Lenten/Easter/Paschal Triduum. What is Maundy Thursday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The days of the Holy Week that comprise the Lenten/Easter/Paschal Triduum. What is Good Friday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The days of the Holy Week that comprise the Lenten/Easter/Paschal Triduum. What is Black Saturday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The Sunday that marks the start of the Easter Season. What is Easter Sunday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The total number of days that comprise the Easter Season. How many is fifty (50) days?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The Sunday that marks the end of the Easter Season. What is Pentecost Sunday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that directly follows after the Easter Season. What is Ordinary Time II?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that reflects the anticipation for the coming of Jesus. What is Advent Season?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that reflects the anticipation for the Second Coming of Jesus. What is Ordinary Time II?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that reflects the nativity of Jesus. What is Christmas Season?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that reflects the resurrection of Jesus. What is Easter Season?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that reflects Jesus growing up in Nazareth and eventually becoming a preacher. What is Ordinary Time I?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that reflects the trials and sufferings of Jesus. What is Lenten Season?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season that reflects the crucifixion, death, and burial of Jesus. What is the Easter Triduum?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The three synoptic Gospels What is the gospel of Matthew?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The three synoptic Gospels What is the gospel of Mark? Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The three synoptic Gospels What is the gospel of Luke?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The Gospel that is read during the Easter Season What is the gospel of John?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The number of years that divide the Sunday cycle of the four Gospels. What is three (3) years?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The number of years that divide the weekdays cycle of the four Gospels. What is two (2) years?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style For 2024, the weekday Gospel readings are taken from what year cycle? What is Year II?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season wherein the Immaculate Concepcion is celebrated What is Advent Season?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season wherein Epiphany Sunday (Three Kings) is celebrated What is Christmas Season? Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season wherein Ascension Sunday is celebrated What is Easter Season?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The season wherein Allhallowtide is observed and celebrated What is Ordinary Time II?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color that symbolizes life and hope What is green?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color that symbolizes love, blood, sacrifice, and martyrdom What is red?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color that symbolizes preparation, penance, sorrow, and repentance What is purple/violet?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color that symbolizes light, innocence, and purity What is white?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color that symbolizes glory, royalty, and triumph What is gold/yellow?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color that symbolizes happiness, joy, and rejoicing What is pink/rose?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color that symbolizes sorrow and mourning What is black?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color that symbolizes the Blessed Virgin Mary What is (cerulean) blue?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The liturgical color usually used during solemnities What is white/gold/yellow? Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The rarest of all the liturgical colors What is pink/rose?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The Sundays wherein pink/rose is used and worn in the liturgical celebrations What is Gaudete Sunday?  Answer the following… Jeopardy-style The Sundays wherein pink/rose is used and worn in the liturgical celebrations What is Laetare Sunday?