These times are Chronos, Kairos, ecclesial year, sartorial year and liturgical year. Chronos and kairos are measured times, except that chronos is our time and kairos is known to be God's time or the right and proper time. The ecclesiastical calendar is a year of the ecclesiastical calendar, used above all in reference to various feasts and particular periods; every year the history of the church is told. Then, the sartorial year indicates the times of the masses and the liturgical year, which is linked to the liturgical year, determines when the feasts are to be observed, including the celebrations of saints, and which parts of Scripture are to be read in a cycle annually or in a cycle of several years. Each season has its meaning for the Catholic