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Children can learn about the colors that are associated with the seasons of the Liturgical or Church Year by doing activities in Sunday school or youth group.

For Western Christians, it is now "Ordinary Time," the liturgically quiet time between the Easter and Christmas Seasons. But there are some important celebrations.

The holidays are fun! For most people they include celebrations with friends and family that include traditions and customs that cheer the soul.

Contrary to what the phrase suggests, the concept of imaginary time is not only valid, but also extremely useful in understanding the space-time and the universe's origin

What is the Christian Calendar, and how does one follow it? This is a quick summary of the major dates of the Christian year.

The time around Christmas is action packed with commemorations and celebrations of the many events that make up that first, magical Christmas.

Advent mixes joy and hope with trepidation and penitence as it prepares for Christmas as well as Christ's Second Coming at Judgment Day.

Having a hard time getting started? Try this method for opening up to poetry in new ways and allowing the "inner poem" to find its its own body and voice.

Church holidays fall into distinct seasons, each of which celebrates a period in the life of Christ or the Early Church. Do you know your seasons?

Why do people, right before the beginning of Lent, celebrate Carnival with excessive eating and drinking, floats and processions, masks and merrymaking?

This article in a series on prayer explores prayers of adoration and ways to enjoy life more in praise of the divine.

A Bible study of inspirational passages can be used to reflect on the changing of seasons, marking the passing of a year and the events of a lifetime.

The life of James Roosevelt involved youthful indiscretion, business success and failure, politics, and the rearing of a future U.S. President.