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Theologically, the liturgical year is the celebration of the memory of Christ’s paschal mystery every week or Sunday and once a year during the Easter Triduum. It unfolds the mystery of Christ from his incarnation to his second coming. The liturgical constitution clearly defines as the theological content of the liturgical year the saving work of Christ, the mystery of redemption, the whole paschal mystery of Christ, which the Church celebrates every eighth day and in the course of the liturgical year, and proclaims during the feasts of the BVM and the saints. From these conciliar texts we may say that the whole paschal mystery, which enfolds the whole mystery of Christ from his incarnation to Pentecost and his second coming, permeates the entire liturgical year.