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Catholic Feast Days
The Solemnity of All Saints: Celebrating the Glory of Heaven and the Universal Call to Holiness Every year on 1 November, the Catholic Church celebrates one of the most beautiful and hope filled occasions in the liturgical calendar: the Solemnity of All Saints. On this sacred day, the Church turns her gaze towards heaven and … Read more
Every year on the 28th of October, the Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles, honouring two men who belonged to the Twelve chosen personally by Jesus Christ. Although their names do not appear as frequently in the Gospels as those of Peter, John, or James, their place in the history … Read more
Every year on October 7, the Catholic Church celebrates the Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary, a feast that draws the faithful back to one of the Church’s most beloved forms of prayer. The Rosary is familiar enough to fit into the palm of a hand, simple enough to be prayed by a child, … Read more
Every year on October 2, the Catholic Church celebrates the Memorial of the Holy Guardian Angels, a feast that draws our attention to one of the most reassuring truths of the Christian faith: that God, in His loving providence, has not left us to walk through life entirely on our own. The Church teaches that … Read more
The Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of Saints Michael, Gabriel & Raphael, Archangels on September 29, a day that draws the faithful into the mystery of the heavenly world and reminds us that God’s saving work is not limited to what our eyes can see. The Church’s liturgy for this feast places before us three … Read more