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The Liturgical Calendar of the Celtic Catholic Church: Saints and Seasons

Tell a friend about this page The ecclesiastical calendar is made up of fixed days (those which occur on a particular date, generally saints' days) and movable days, those which ultimately depend on the date of Easter Sunday. Below, you will find links to the twelve months of the short calendar of saints. This short calendar shows only those celebrations which rank as Holy Days, Feasts, or Memorials. There are hundreds more which rank as Commemorations; they are found in the full Felir. Even though abbreviated, this calendar is still quite long, so it is broken up by month. Further down on this page, you can see the seasons and movable feasts.




The fixed days: Saints of the year

November December January February March April
May June July August September October


The Seasons and Movable Feasts

Key:
Holy Day
Feast Day
Memorial

St. Martin's Lent

The Sundays of St. Martin's Lent (St. Martin's Lent begins on November 11 and contains six or seven Sundays.)
The Winter Ember Days (the Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday after the Fifth Sunday of St. Martin's Lent)

Christmas

The Vigil of Christmas
The Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ
The Sunday of the Holy Family
The (first and) second Sunday after Christmas

Epiphany

The Epiphany of our Lord Jesus Christ
The Sunday of the Baptism of our Lord Jesus Christ (the Sunday after Epiphany)
The Sundays after Epiphany
The Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed Priests
The Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed
The Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed who died away from home, family, and friends
The above three commemorations of the faithful departed occur on the last three Fridays of the season after Epiphany, in other words, on the three Fridays before Ash Wednesday

Lent

Ash Wednesday
The Sundays in Lent
(of which there are five, not counting Palm Sunday)
The Spring Ember Days (the Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday after the first Sunday in Lent)
Palm Sunday
Holy Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
Maundy Thursday Good Friday
Holy Saturday

Cáisc

The Great and Holy Vigil of Easter
Easter Sunday
The days in Easter Week
Low Sunday (The Sunday after Easter Sunday)
The third through sixth Sundays of Easter
The Rogation Days (the Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday after the sixth Sunday of Easter
The Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ
The seventh Sunday of Easter

Pentecost and the season after Pentecost

The vigil and Sunday of Pentecost
The Summer Ember Days and the other days in the week of Pentecost (the Ember Days are Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday)
Trinity Sunday (the Sunday after Pentecost)
Corpus Christi (The Body of Christ) (the Sunday after Trinity Sunday
The Sundays after Pentecost
The Autumn Ember Days (Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday after Holy Cross, September 14)
Christus Rex (Christ the King) (the last Sunday of the year, the Sunday before November 11)