[Jericho]

Liturgical Seasons Info here

My favorite Liturgical Seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter

[MaryAlice]

Liturgical Seasons Info here

My favorite Liturgical Seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter

Hi, Jericho!

MaryAlice (from Columbus, Ohio) here!

My favorite Liturgical Seasons are Christmas and Epiphany!

I'll get a picture posted here asap.

M.A.

[Jericho]

Welcome to CatholicHangout Mary Alice. Glad you can join us to resume the friendship/camaraderie  

If you are interested in adding a photo, feel free to checkout the How To Get Around sub-forum

[ezdays]

Liturgical Seasons Info here

My favorite Liturgical Seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter

Hi, Jericho!

MaryAlice (from Columbus, Ohio) here!

My favorite Liturgical Seasons are Christmas and Epiphany!

I'll get a picture posted here asap.

M.A.

Hi Mary Alice, good to see you. Please look around and don't hesitate to ask us for help or even make a suggestion. We started from scratch so everything might not be flowing as smoothly as we think it is.

[James]

I can't decide whether it's the vigils and octaves of Christmas, Easter, or Pentecost!

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Hi M-A!

[enchantmentadm]

Liturgical Seasons Info here

My favorite Liturgical Seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter

Hi, Jericho!

MaryAlice (from Columbus, Ohio) here!

My favorite Liturgical Seasons are Christmas and Epiphany!

I'll get a picture posted here asap.

M.A.

Hi Mary Alice,

This is about the third time this has happened but I think about someone I have not seen here yet and they show up. Welcome to Catholic Hangout and have fun. 

enchantmentadm (Armand)

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Oddly enough, I would have to say my favorite liturgical season is Lent. It is an opportunity to focus on living a better life and drawing closer to God. I also enjoy the liturgies in both the Latin and Byzantine rites for Lent and Holy Week.

[AngelBridge]

Christmas, beloved since birth!  Huge season in my family history.  So many great memories!

[susanb]

Liturgical Seasons Info here

My favorite Liturgical Seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter

Hi, Jericho!

MaryAlice (from Columbus, Ohio) here!

My favorite Liturgical Seasons are Christmas and Epiphany!

I'll get a picture posted here asap.

M.A.

easter........hi MA

[ezdays]

Advent and Christmas. Many good memories when raising our kids, not too many fond ones from my childhood though.

[Jericho]

Thanks Y'all for sharing. I enjoy reading them

[susanb]

for some reason this summer has been very informative and comforting
especially corpus christi and assumption...

being so busy these months, getting music ready
and practising with utube and occasional real practises...
sundays were a treat.

[William St. Guthlac]

Hey! I remember this thread.

I can now answer with more precisiion, although I am not sure it caounts as a full grown liturgical season.

The triduum of Allhallowtide. I can't tell you how consoling it is for an e-Calvinist, to pray for the dead, perhaps across time and perhaps to effect.

Most of my life is in the rear-view mirror. Most of those I have loved are dead. To pray for their wellbeing is the first consolation I have had for their passing.

Gloomy? No. Somber? Perhaps. Pensive and loving? Oh yes. There are no words which are adequate.

[James]

Calvinism drives people nuts. It drives them to despair, as well as depriving them of innocent joys. No wonder even the Anglicans couldn't stand them and kicked them out. Certain Catholics, especially, in tne "traditionalist movement", take note.

[Jericho]

Hey! I remember this thread.

I can now answer with more precisiion, although I am not sure it caounts as a full grown liturgical season.

The triduum of Allhallowtide. I can't tell you how consoling it is for an e-Calvinist, to pray for the dead, perhaps across time and perhaps to effect.

Most of my life is in the rear-view mirror. Most of those I have loved are dead. To pray for their wellbeing is the first consolation I have had for their passing.

Gloomy? No. Somber? Perhaps. Pensive and loving? Oh yes. There are no words which are adequate.

Thanks for sharing William. I also like Allhallowtide

[susanb]

Hey! I remember this thread.

I can now answer with more precisiion, although I am not sure it caounts as a full grown liturgical season.

The triduum of Allhallowtide. I can't tell you how consoling it is for an e-Calvinist, to pray for the dead, perhaps across time and perhaps to effect.

Most of my life is in the rear-view mirror. Most of those I have loved are dead. To pray for their wellbeing is the first consolation I have had for their passing.

Gloomy? No. Somber? Perhaps. Pensive and loving? Oh yes. There are no words which are adequate.

Thanks for sharing William. I also like Allhallowtide

now that advent is approaching......I really think the whole christmas season is my fav