Editing Liturgical year (section)

=====Qaita (Summer)=====
Along the weeks of Qaita maturity and fruitfulness of church are commemorated. The Syriac word Qaita means "summer" and it is a time of harvest for the Church. The fruits of the Church are those of holiness and martyrdom. While the sprouting and infancy of the Church were celebrated in 'the Weeks of the Apostles,' her development in different parts of the world by reflecting the image of the heavenly Kingdom and giving birth to many saints and martyrs are proclaimed during this season. Fridays of this Season are set apart for honoring saints and martyrs.

Feast celebrated during the season:
* Feast of the [[twelve apostles]] and Nusardeil on the first Sunday of Qaita (Nusardeil is a Persian word which means "God-given New Year Day").
* Feast of [[Jacob of Nisibis|Mar Jacob of Nisibis]] on the first Friday of Qaita.
* Feast of [[Saint Mari|Mar Mari]] on the second Friday of Qaita.
* Feast of [[Woman with seven sons|Marta Simoni and her Seven Children]] on the fifth Friday of Qaita.
* Feast of [[Shemon Bar Sabbae|Mar Shimun Bar Sabbai]] and Companions on the sixth Friday of Qaita.
* Feast of martyr Mar Quardag on the seventh Friday of Qaita.

The following feasts are commemorated in the season of Qaita
* Feast of seventy disciples of Jesus (July 27)
* Feast of [[Saint Alphonsa]] in [[Syro Malabar Catholic Church]] (July 28)
* Feast of [[Transfiguration of Jesus]] (August 6)
* Feast of [[Assumption of Mary]] (August 15)