This is the day Lent begins.

Neither Ash Wednesday nor Good Friday are Holy Days of Obligation.

These are the two obligatory days of fasting.

On Holy Thursday, we commemorate this event.

This is the liturgical color during Lent.

This is the day on which Lent officially ends

Masses are not celebrated on either Good Friday or Holy Saturday.

This practice ordinarily is observed on Ash Wednesday and on Fridays during Lent.

Jesus established this sacrament on Holy Thursday.

These are used to make the ashes given on Ash Wednesday.

This is the traditional time of day for the beginning of Good Friday services.

Catholics are required to go to Confession at least once during the Lenten/Easter season.

No fasting or abstinence are ever required on these days of Lent which are considered miniature celebrations of Easter.

Jesus and his disciples celebrated the Last Supper as a feast of this Jewish holiday.

This cup Jesus used at the Last Supper is known by this name..

This is the last Sunday of Lent.

You can wipe your ashes off immediately after Ash Wednesday Mass if you want to because there is no rule on how long you must wear them.

When St. Patrick's Day falls on a Friday during Lent, you can still eat corned beef and Irish stew if your diocese gives you one of these.

This three-day event begins on Holy Thursday.

The Easter season runs from Easter Sunday to the Feast of Pentecost and lasts this number of days.

This is the time of day that Easter day begins

The season of Lent, beginning on Ash Wednesday and ending on Holy Thursday, lasts 40 days because Sundays are excluded.

No fasting or abstinence is required when St. Joseph's Day falls on a Friday in Lent because his day is one of these.

At the Last Supper, by saying, "Do this in memory of me", and by washing the disciples feet, Jesus instituted this.

The largest of these starts in the Colosseum in Rome on Good Friday and proceeds to the Temple of Venus in the Roman Forum.