Why the Church Uses Different Liturgical Colors

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Why the Church Uses Different Liturgical Colors

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Why Does the Church Use Different Liturgical Colors? Green. Violet. White. Red. Rose. Even black. We see these colors throughout the Church year—but have you ever wondered why the Church uses them and what they actually mean? The colors we see at Mass aren't simply decoration. Each one tells part of the story of our faith. They call us to grow, prepare, rejoice, sacrifice, persevere, and hope. In this episode of The Hidden Meanings Behind Catholic Traditions, we'll explore the meaning behind the Church's liturgical colors and discover how the Church is communicating something to us even before the first word of Mass is spoken. Sometimes the Church speaks through bells. Sometimes through incense. Sometimes through silence. And sometimes… she speaks through color. Join me for another episode of The Catholic Journey with Deacon Pat Kearns as we discover the deeper meaning behind the Catholic traditions we often see but don't always understand. 🙏 Helping Catholics see life through the eyes of faith. #TheCatholicJourney #DeaconPatKearns #CatholicFaith #CatholicTraditions

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