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Catholic Calendar

Walk through the year with the Church.

Browse important Catholic feast days, holy days, Marian celebrations, Lent, Easter, Advent, Christmas, saints days, and prayer reminders in one peaceful place.

Dates are presented for Catholic devotional planning and are based on the General Roman Calendar with U.S. observance notes where helpful. Holy day obligations and transferred observances can vary by diocese, so always follow your parish and diocesan calendar for Mass obligations.

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October 1, 2026

Saint Therese of Lisieux

Memorial
Liturgical color: White

The Little Flower teaches confidence, spiritual childhood, and love in small things.

Prayerful Reflection

Do one small act of love today without needing to be noticed.

October 4, 2026

Saint Francis of Assisi

Memorial
Liturgical color: White

Saint Francis witnesses to poverty, peace, creation, and radical love for Christ.

Prayerful Reflection

Pray for peace, simplicity, and a heart detached from what does not last.

October 7, 2026

Our Lady of the Rosary

Memorial
Liturgical color: White

The Church honors Mary and the prayer of the Rosary as a path of meditation on Christ.

Prayerful Reflection

Pray one decade slowly, placing your needs in Mary hands.

November 1, 2026

All Saints

Solemnity
Liturgical color: White Holy day

The Church rejoices in all the saints, known and unknown, who now share the glory of God.

Prayerful Reflection

Ask your patron saints to pray for you and choose holiness in one concrete way today.

November 2, 2026

All Souls Day

Commemoration
Liturgical color: Violet

The Church prays for all the faithful departed, entrusting them to the mercy of God.

Prayerful Reflection

Pray for loved ones who have died, especially those who have no one to pray for them.

November 9, 2026

Dedication of the Lateran Basilica

Feast
Liturgical color: White

The Church honors the cathedral church of Rome as a sign of unity with the successor of Peter.

Prayerful Reflection

Pray for the unity and holiness of the Church.

November 21, 2026

Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Memorial
Liturgical color: White

The Church remembers Mary dedicated wholly to God.

Prayerful Reflection

Offer your ordinary day back to God with Mary trust.

November 22, 2026

Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

Solemnity
Liturgical color: White

The liturgical year closes by proclaiming Christ as King of all creation and history.

Prayerful Reflection

Let Christ reign over your choices, habits, speech, and home.

November 29, 2026

First Sunday of Advent

Liturgical Season
Liturgical color: Violet

Advent begins a new liturgical year of watchful hope and preparation for the coming of Christ.

Prayerful Reflection

Choose a calm Advent rhythm: prayer, Scripture, confession, charity, and patience.

December 8, 2026

Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Solemnity
Liturgical color: White Holy day

The Church celebrates Mary preserved from original sin by the grace of Christ from the first moment of her conception.

Prayerful Reflection

Ask Mary to help you receive grace quickly and resist sin with confidence in God.

December 12, 2026

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Feast
Liturgical color: White

The Church honors Mary appearance to Saint Juan Diego and her motherly care for the Americas.

Prayerful Reflection

Pray for families, the unborn, the poor, and the peoples of the Americas.

December 25, 2026

Christmas, The Nativity of the Lord

Solemnity
Liturgical color: White Holy day

The Church celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh.

Prayerful Reflection

Make room for Christ through gratitude, worship, forgiveness, and love for the poor.

December 26, 2026

Saint Stephen, First Martyr

Feast
Liturgical color: Red

The Church remembers Stephen, the first martyr, whose forgiveness reflects the mercy of Christ.

Prayerful Reflection

Pray for persecuted Christians and for the grace to forgive.

December 27, 2026

Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph

Feast
Liturgical color: White

The Church contemplates the home of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph as a model of faithful family life.

Prayerful Reflection

Pray for your family and ask for patience, forgiveness, protection, and peace.

December 27, 2026

Saint John, Apostle and Evangelist

Feast
Liturgical color: White

The Church honors John, beloved disciple and witness to the Word made flesh.

Prayerful Reflection

Read a short passage from the Gospel of John and rest in Christ love.