This LibGuide will help you with your studies in Year 7 Religious Education on the Liturgical Year.
Liturgical Year This weblink by Loyola Press provides links to further resources on Advent, Christmas, Easter, Holy Week, Lent, Liturgical Cycles, Ordinary Time, and Sunday Connection.
Liturgical Year and Interactive Calendar: This weblink describes each of the seasons and has an interactive calendar that allows you to click on a date to see the day's significance, prayers and reflections.
Liturgical Calendar Introduction: This weblink outlines the seasons as well as the current and past calendar dates for the liturgical year.
The Catholic Liturgical Calendar: This weblink defines the word Liturgy, explains when the Liturgical Year starts, the cycles and the seasons.
Teaching and Celebrating the Liturgical Year: This pdf complements the teachings of this unit in the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn. It has hyperlinks to further resources.
An introduction to the liturgical year by
This book was created to help young readers understand the celebrations of the liturgical year and to inspire a desire to participate in them. The text describes these events briefly and explains their significance. Full color illustrations throughout.
The Christian Year by 
Christian Year by
Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, Ascension, Whitsun, St John's, Michaelmas. The cycle of the Earth's changing seasons figures the eternal drama of life, death and resurrection. Waking and sleeping, breathing in and breathing out, humankind daily and annually lives through the cosmic rhythm together with the Earth itself and all of nature. The influence of sun, moon and other heavenly bodies affects every living thing. Christianity reveals that it is cosmic in character through perpetuating the ancient observance of festivals throughout the year. Old traditions and customs do endure, though these are not easily comprehensible to many people nowadays. A new understanding is needed for the meaning of these festivals and a new appreciation for the spiritual rhythms in the life of the Earth. Then we shall discover for ourselves a bridge between the inner and outer life, along a path of truly Christian experience taking through each year.
The Christian Calendar by