Christian liturgical year

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The Christian liturgical year is the annual cycle of seasons and feasts, such as Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter, through which many Christian churches commemorate the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.


Statements (52)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian practice
liturgical year
religious calendar
associatedWith fasting practices
feasting practices
liturgical colors
basisFor lectionary cycles
calendarType solar calendar
containsFixedFeasts true
containsMovableFeasts true
determines date of Easter
follows annual cycle
historicalRoot early Christian worship
includesFeast All Saints' Day
Ascension
Ash Wednesday
Christmas
Easter Sunday
Epiphany
Feast of Christ the King
Good Friday
Holy Saturday
Maundy Thursday
Palm Sunday
Pentecost
Trinity Sunday
includesSeason Advent
Christmas season
Easter season
Epiphany season
Lent
Ordinary Time
influencedBy Jewish liturgical calendar
keyMovableFeast Easter
organizes Scripture readings
church festivals
hymns
liturgical prayers
primaryFocus death of Jesus Christ
life of Jesus Christ
resurrection of Jesus Christ
religion Christianity
usedBy Anglican Communion
Eastern Orthodox Church
Lutheran churches
Methodist churches
Oriental Orthodox Churches
Reformed churches
Roman Catholic Church
many Protestant denominations
variesBy denomination
liturgical tradition

Referenced by (13)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Holy Monday ("Christian liturgical calendar")
Holy Tuesday ("Western Christian liturgical calendar")
Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity ("Western Christian liturgical calendar")
calendar
Advent
Feast of the Theophany
Fifth Sunday of Lent ("Christian liturgical calendar")
partOf
Great Week
Paschal cycle
isPartOf
Anglican rite ("Anglican liturgical year")
hasCalendar
Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ ("Catholic holy days")
hasCategory
Diocese of Venezuela ("liturgical calendar of the Episcopal Church (United States)")
hasLiturgicalCalendar
Solemnity of Christ the King ("Roman Catholic liturgical calendar")
observedIn
Holy Wednesday ("Christian liturgical calendar")
occursIn

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