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The sacred year · East & West

Feasts &Calendars

The feasts of the Lord at the heart of the year; the Mother of God beside him. Discover the Church’s sacred seasons through the Roman calendars and the distinct traditions of the Catholic East.

2026 · selected editions

1763 observances

Two Roman calendars. Seven Eastern traditions.
One year lived in the mysteries of Christ.

Published feast-calendar years in this selection: 2026. The First Friday and First Saturday trackers can be planned for other years independently.

Roman editions include daily observances. Byzantine now includes daily 2026 feasts and saints from Melkite sources; other Eastern editions contain selected major feasts, not complete local ordines. Dates are Gregorian civil dates; local usages and transfers may differ.

October 2026

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October · 107 observances

  1. 1Oct

    Feast of the Lord

    Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church

    Roman · Ordinary Form · memorial

  2. 1Oct

    Marian observance

    Protection of the Mother of God

    Byzantine Catholic · Observance

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  3. 1Oct

    Commemoration

    Holy Apostle Ananias

    Byzantine Catholic · Commemoration

  4. 1Oct

    Commemoration

    S. Remigii

    Roman · 1962 Extraordinary Form · Commemoration

  5. 2Oct

    Commemoration

    Holy Hieromartyr Cyprian

    Byzantine Catholic · Commemoration

  6. 2Oct

    Commemoration

    Holy Virgin Martyr Justina

    Byzantine Catholic · Commemoration

  7. 2Oct

    3 class

    Ss. Angelorum Custodum

    Roman · 1962 Extraordinary Form · 3 class

  8. 2Oct

    memorial

    The Holy Guardian Angels

    Roman · Ordinary Form · memorial

  9. 3Oct

    Feast of the Lord

    S. Theresiæ a Jesu Infante

    Roman · 1962 Extraordinary Form · 3 class

  10. 3Oct

    Commemoration

    Holy Hieromartyr Dionysios the Areopagite

    Byzantine Catholic · Commemoration

Monthly devotions · the Two Hearts

Personal devotions, not additional liturgical feasts or obligations. These observance dates are not email subscriptions.

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Roman editions include daily observances. Byzantine includes daily 2026 feasts and saints from Melkite sources; other Eastern editions include selected major feasts. Each event carries its tradition, source, and any observance notes.

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Editions & sources

Visual emphasis honours Christ and his Mother; it does not change an edition’s liturgical rank or rules of precedence. Local shrine anniversaries are separately identified and are not universal feast days.

General Roman Calendar (Ordinary Form)

Universal calendar with daily observances and optional memorials. Epiphany on 6 January; Ascension and Corpus Christi on Thursday. National calendars may transfer these feasts.

romcal 3.0.0-dev.140 · General Roman, English

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Traditional Roman Calendar (1962 Extraordinary Form)

Universal 1962 Missal and 1960 rubrics, including commemorations; original Latin feast titles retained. No national or religious-order propers.

liturgical-calendar 2.1.0 · 1960 rubrics / 1962 Missal

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Byzantine Catholic

Daily feasts and saint commemorations across all 365 days of 2026, expanded from Melkite sources. Gregorian civil dates and Gregorian Pascha on 5 April; communities following the Julian Paschalion keep Pascha on 12 April. Fasting alternatives are labelled. This is not a complete service ordo or a universal calendar for every Byzantine community.

2026 Melkite feast and saint calendar · Gregorian Pascha

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Maronite Catholic

Selected 2026 feasts from the Eparchy of St. Maron publication, including its Sunday celebrations. Not the complete daily ordo; local observances vary.

Eparchy of St. Maron · 2026 major feasts

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Coptic Catholic

Selected feasts of the Alexandrian tradition in Gregorian civil dates. This edition follows January Christmas and Alexandrian Pascha; some Coptic Catholic communities celebrate Christmas on 25 December. Confirm dates with your parish; not a universal Catholic ordo.

2026 selected Alexandrian-tradition observances

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Armenian Catholic

Selected feasts of the Armenian rite, with Transfiguration on the fourteenth Sunday after Easter and Assumption on the Sunday nearest 15 August. Catholic local calendars can differ; consult the parish ordo.

2026 selected Armenian-rite observances · Gregorian Easter

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Syro-Malabar Catholic

Selected feasts from the Commission for Liturgy’s Second Set, 2025–2026, especially the Lord’s feasts, Marian feasts and principal saints. Not a full daily ordo.

Commission for Liturgy · Second Set 2025–2026

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Chaldean Catholic

Selected principal feasts and seasons from the Chaldean Diocese of St. Thomas the Apostle (USA), 2026. Other dioceses’ propers may differ; not the complete daily calendar.

Diocese of St. Thomas the Apostle USA · 2026 major feasts

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Ethiopian Catholic (Ge’ez)

Selected Ge’ez feasts and fasts in Gregorian civil dates, based on the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Ethiopia Ordo 2018 (2025–2026). Easter is 12 April. Not the Latin calendar or a complete Ge’ez ordo.

Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Ethiopia · Ge’ez Ordo 2018

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Marian shrine anniversaries

The site’s existing shrine anniversaries and local Marian devotions. These are not universal liturgical feast days and do not alter either Roman calendar.

Theotokos editorial collection

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