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In order, there is:

Advent (preparation for Christmas)

Christmas

(Ordinary Time)

Lent (preparation for Easter)

Easter

(Ordinary Time)

Ordinary Time is the "Ordered Time" or "Time throughout the year" (in the Latin) outside of the four seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter.

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Catholic AnswerFive: Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter Triduum, Easter, and Ordinary Time. The Easter Triduum is the shortest - being only three days, and is commonly thought of as part of the Easter Season.
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Advent: 4th Sunday before Christmas through Christmas Eve -- 22 to 28 days

Christmas: Dec. 25 through Jan. 5 -- 12 days

Epiphany: Jan. 6 through Shrove Tuesday (Mardi Gras) -- 29 to 63 days

Lent: Ash Wednesday through Holy Saturday -- 46 days

Easter: Easter Sunday through the day before Pentecost Sunday -- 49 days

Pentecost: Pentecost Sunday through the day before the 1st Sunday of Advent -- 168 to 203 days

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Advent (4th Sun. before Christmas through Dec. 24)

Christmas (12 days beginning Dec. 25)

Epiphany (Jan. 6 through Mardi Gras)

Lent (46 days beginning Ash Wednesday)

Easter (49 days beginning Easter Sunday)

Pentecost (Pentecost Sunday through the day before the 1st Sunday of Advent)

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Advent

Christmas and the Christmas Season

Ordinary Time 1

Lent

Triduum and Easter Season

Ordinary Time 2

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Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time.

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The five seasons that make up the Liturgical Year are Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time.

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