January 6 2025 Catholic Calendar

January 6 2025 Catholic Calendar – Mary the blessed virgin, more. The assumption of the blessed virgin mary (august 15) 4. January 2025 sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday ab: Daily catholic the solemnity of mary, mother of god [holy day of obligation] daily reading for 01/01/2025 prayer of the day:

The immaculate conception (december 8) 6. Monday in the 5ᵗʰ week of lent. A chief provider and curator of catholic information on the since 1996. Friday in the 5ᵗʰ week of lent.

Wednesday in the 5ᵗʰ week of lent. Our editorial voice, always faithful to the teachings of the church, assists and inspires catholic clergy and laity. Roman catholic liturgical calendar 2025.

Holy days of obligation and solemnities and moveable feasts in roman catholicism • mary, mother of god (wednesday, january 1, 2025) holy day of obligation • the epiphany of the lord, (monday, january 6, 2025) solemnity (transferred to sunday, january 5, 2025, in most dioceses of the united s tates). All saints’ day (november 1) 5. Explore the 2025 catholic calendar with key events and religious observances, including easter sunday on april 20.

M* saint john baptist de la salle, priest. Wed, january 01, 2025 the blessed virgin mary, the mother of god mon, january 06, 2025 the epiphany of the lord. Shrove tuesday (mardi gras) wednesday, march 5, 2025:

Thursday in the 5ᵗʰ week of lent. New year’s prayer (by archbishop carroll.) saint of the day: 3 introduction each year the secretariat of divine worship of the united states conference of catholic bishops publishes the liturgical calendar for the dioceses of the united states of america.this calendar is used by authors of ordines and other liturgical aids published to foster the celebration of the liturgy in our country.

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🗓️Liturgical Calendar January 2025 January 1 Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God (Solemnity) January 2 Saints Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen, and Doctors of the Church (Memorial) January 4