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The Gregorian calendar was the first official calendar of the Roman Empire and was introduced during the reign of Julius Caesar. By the year 1000 it was the official calendar of the Byzantine Empire and in 1582 Pope Gregory XIII officially adopted the Gregorian calendar and ordered that all countries continue to use it. The liturgical seasons of the Christian Church year are an outline of a year of celebrations in the Christian church that are aligned with the weekdays of the Gregorian calendar. For instance, the season of Advent is that period of time between the last Sunday of the year and Christmas Day, when people reflect on the coming of the Savior to the world. There are four liturgical seasons in the Christian church year: Advent, Christmas, Epiphany and Lent. On the Liturgical Calendar website you can read more about the Gregorian and Christian calendars. The Gregorian calendar is used in the Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox churches. In the Roman Catholic Church the liturgical calendar is used, except for the fourth season, which is the season of Lent. The Eastern Orthodox church uses the Revised Julian calendar and not the Gregorian calendar. The Gregorian calendar was introduced in the Roman Empire during the reign of Julius Caesar. The transition to a new calendar was a great concern for the Church. Several popes were trying to change the calendar during this time. Although the Western churches were able to quickly adopt the new calendar, the Eastern churches, including the Orthodox churches, and the Catholic Church, were still using the Julian calendar during the seventh century. It was only in 1582 that Pope Gregory XIII officially adopted the Gregorian calendar and ordered that all countries continue to use it. Now, more than two centuries later, the Gregorian calendar is still widely used. It is still used for civil purposes in countries such as the United States, Argentina, and India, as well as for religious and astrological purposes in other countries. The liturgical seasons of the Gregorian calendar are a part of the Christian church year and are an outline of a year of celebrations in the Christian church that are aligned with the weekdays of the Gregorian calendar. The liturgical seasons in the Christian church year are: Advent Advent is the first season of the Christian church year. It begins on the Sunday between the Sundays after November 29 and December 26 of each year. The liturgical colors for Advent are: Green, pink, silver and white. 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