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The Liturgical Seasons are based on the liturgical year which is a cycle of liturgical seasons in the Catholic Church that repeats at certain intervals. The liturgical year starts with Advent, the four weeks of preparation before the celebration of Christ's birth, that begins four Sundays before Christmas Day. It is followed by the Christmas season, ending on the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. The liturgical year continues with the season of ordinary time and after that, the Season of Lent starts which is a period of fasting, repentance, and spiritual discipline in preparation for Easter, which commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the most important feast of the Christian calendar. After Easter, the liturgical year continues with the season of ordinary time until the end of November. And after that, The Advent season starts.
It's important to note that the liturgical calendar may vary from one tradition to another, so you may want to check with your local church or religious community to confirm the current liturgical season.