Liturgical days

Browse normalized liturgical days from canonical calendar sources for the selected year and calendar mode.

Latin Mass CalendarPrimary mode: the universal 1962 Roman calendar.Modern Roman CalendarSecondary comparison mode for the current Roman calendar.
Selected year 200820072009

Normalized liturgical days

DateTitleRank/ClassSeasonColorCommemorations
January 1, 2008Mary, Mother of GodSOLEMNITYChristmaswhite-
January 6, 2008Epiphanycelebration with precedence over solemnitiesChristmaswhite-
January 13, 2008Baptism of the LordFEAST OF THE LORDChristmaswhite-
January 25, 2008The Conversion of Saint Paul the ApostleFEASTOrdinary Timewhite-
February 2, 2008Presentation of the LordFEAST OF THE LORDOrdinary Timewhite-
February 6, 2008Ash Wednesdaycelebration with precedence over solemnitiesLentviolet-
February 22, 2008The Chair of Saint Peter the ApostleFEASTLentwhite-
March 15, 2008Saint Joseph Husband of the Blessed Virgin MarySOLEMNITYLentwhite-
March 16, 2008Palm Sundaycelebration with precedence over solemnitiesLentred-
March 17, 2008Monday of Holy Weekcelebration with precedence over solemnitiesLentviolet-
March 18, 2008Tuesday of Holy Weekcelebration with precedence over solemnitiesLentviolet-
March 19, 2008Wednesday of Holy Weekcelebration with precedence over solemnitiesLentviolet-
March 20, 2008Holy Thursdaycelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEaster Triduumwhite-
March 21, 2008Good Fridaycelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEaster Triduumred-
March 22, 2008Easter Vigilcelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEaster Triduumwhite-
March 23, 2008Easter Sundaycelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterwhite-
March 24, 2008Monday of the Octave of Eastercelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterwhite-
March 25, 2008Tuesday of the Octave of Eastercelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterwhite-
March 26, 2008Wednesday of the Octave of Eastercelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterwhite-
March 27, 2008Thursday of the Octave of Eastercelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterwhite-
March 28, 2008Friday of the Octave of Eastercelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterwhite-
March 29, 2008Saturday of the Octave of Eastercelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterwhite-
March 31, 2008Annunciation of the LordSOLEMNITYEasterwhite-
April 25, 2008Saint Mark the EvangelistFEASTEasterred-
May 1, 2008Ascensioncelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterwhite-
May 3, 2008Saints Philip and James, ApostlesFEASTEasterred-
May 11, 2008Pentecostcelebration with precedence over solemnitiesEasterred-
May 14, 2008Saint Matthias the ApostleFEASTOrdinary Timered-
May 18, 2008Holy Trinity Sundaycelebration with precedence over solemnitiesOrdinary Timewhite-
May 22, 2008Corpus Christicelebration with precedence over solemnitiesOrdinary Timewhite-
May 30, 2008Most Sacred Heart of JesusSOLEMNITYOrdinary Timered-
May 31, 2008Visitation of the Blessed Virgin MaryFEASTOrdinary Timewhite-
June 24, 2008The Nativity of Saint John the BaptistSOLEMNITYOrdinary Timewhite-
June 29, 2008Saints Peter and Paul, ApostlesSOLEMNITYOrdinary Timered-
July 3, 2008Saint Thomas the ApostleFEASTOrdinary Timered-
July 25, 2008Saint James, ApostleFEASTOrdinary Timered-
August 6, 2008The Transfiguration of the LordFEAST OF THE LORDOrdinary Timewhite-
August 15, 2008The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin MarySOLEMNITYOrdinary Timewhite-
September 8, 2008The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin MaryFEASTOrdinary Timewhite-
September 14, 2008Exaltation of the Holy CrossFEAST OF THE LORDOrdinary Timered-
September 29, 2008Saints Michael, Gabriel and Raphael, ArchangelsFEASTOrdinary Timewhite-
October 18, 2008Saint Luke, EvangelistFEASTOrdinary Timered-
October 28, 2008Saints Simon and Jude, ApostlesFEASTOrdinary Timered-
November 1, 2008All SaintsSOLEMNITYOrdinary Timewhite-
November 2, 2008The Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed (All Souls' Day)SOLEMNITYOrdinary Timeviolet-
November 9, 2008The Dedication of the Lateran BasilicaFEAST OF THE LORDOrdinary Timewhite-
November 23, 2008Christ the KingSOLEMNITYOrdinary Timewhite-