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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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November 2026

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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.