During the Reformation, the "Herrenjahr" was central to the liturgical practices of Catholiscm. Beginning with the Christmas season (from Advent to Epiphany) and followed by the feasts of Easter, Passiontide and the post-Easter feasts Pentecost ("Pfingsten"), Trinity Sunday, "Kreuzwoche" (Week of the Cross) and Corpus Christi. In the early 18th century there were eleven processions of note at the village of Ettenkirch (near Lake Constance). These processions could travel to destinations as far as two hours away. Monthly processions took place around the Church, and on All Souls' Day and Palm Sunday. Corpus Christi ("Fronleichnam") was one of the most elaborate.