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There are two times we are in Ordinary Time. There are 28 weeks of Ordinary Time after Easter and 5 weeks of Ordinary Time after Christmas. However, this varies depending upon when Easter falls in a particular year. The actual number of weeks of Ordinary Time in any given year can total 33 or 34.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agothere are two on goes on for 33 to 34 weeks the other i am trying to find out
Ordinary time is 33-34 weeks but is split up, occurring after the Advent/Christmas season and then again after the Lent/Easter season.
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∙ 11y agoThere is only one Ordinary Time, it runs from the end of the Christmas Season to the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, when Lent starts. Then it starts again on the Monady following Pentecost Sunday and runs to the Saturday before the First Sunday of Advent. There are 33 or 34 weeks of Ordinary Time. The first part - from the end of Christmas to the beginning of Lent varies a lot depending on when Christmas ends and when Lent begins, both of which are variable. In 2013 Christmas season ends with The Baptism of the Lord on 13 January, so Ordinary Time begins on Monday, 14 January and runs until Tuesday 12 February which means we have four Sundays of Ordinary Time (actually the Baptism of the Lord is the First Sunday of Ordinary Time, the end of Christmas, so there will be five Sundays of Ordinary Time) before Lent, with all the remaining Sundays of Ordinary Time falling between Pentecost in May and Advent on the first of December.
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Catholic AnswerOrdinary Time or "Time throughout the year" (transliterated from the Latin) rans for 33 or 34 Weeks depending on the year.Wiki User
∙ 12y agoThe two together last 33-34 weeks.
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