The Liturgical Year
Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time organize the Church's prayer and reading of salvation history.
Catholic Feast Days
Catholic feast days teach doctrine through time: the life of Christ, the memory of the saints, and the rhythm of the liturgical year.
Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time organize the Church's prayer and reading of salvation history.
Feast days remember the saints as witnesses to Christ, not as separate stories detached from the Gospel.
Marian feasts belong to Christ because they celebrate what God has done in Mary for the sake of the incarnation and redemption.
Some feasts are universal, while others are local, national, or tied to a religious order or patronage.
Catholic Feast Days
This page explains how Catholic feast days work, why they matter, and how they shape the Church's yearly prayer and reading.
Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time organize the Church's prayer and reading of salvation history.
Feast days remember the saints as witnesses to Christ, not as separate stories detached from the Gospel.
Marian feasts belong to Christ because they celebrate what God has done in Mary for the sake of the incarnation and redemption.
Some feasts are universal, while others are local, national, or tied to a religious order or patronage.