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Feast days through the year

Browse records from an imported traditional Catholic calendar. Dates may differ from the modern General Roman Calendar, and some entries are feasts or historical records rather than saints. Researched corrections are labeled on their article pages.

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27 calendar records

January

January 5Pope Telesphorus2nd century January 6Epiphany 2027 (January 6): the Magi, the meaning and the date by traditionGospel event January 7Lucian of Antioch3rd–4th century January 9Julian and Basilissa of Antinoeearly 4th century January 11Pope Hyginus2nd century January 19Canute IV of Denmark11th century January 20Sebastian3rd century January 23Raymond of Peñafort1175–1275

February

February 5The Twenty-Six Martyrs of Japan16th century February 16Onesimus1st century February 18Bernadette Soubirous1844–1879 February 26Mechthild of Hackebornc. 1240–1298 February 27Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows1838–1862

May

May 4Saint Peregrine LaziosiMedieval

August

August 27Saint Monica4th century

October

October 4Saint Francis of AssisiMedieval October 28Simon the Zealot1st century October 28St Jude Thaddeus: feast day October 28, novena and prayer1st century

November

November 1All Saints' Day 2026 (November 1): meaning, readings and All SoulsChurch year November 11St Martin's Day 2026 (November 11): the soldier who shared his cloak4th century November 30Andrew the Apostle1st century

December

December 6St Nicholas Day 2026 (December 6): the real bishop, the legends and Santa Claus4th century December 8Immaculate Conception 2026 (December 8): what it means, and is it a holy day of obligation?1854 December 12Our Lady of Guadalupe 2026 (December 12): the story, the image and the feast1531 December 13St Lucy's Day 2026 (December 13): the saint, the candles and the Lucia procession4th century December 18Gatian of Tours3rd–4th century December 25Christmas 2026: why December 25? Is Christmas pagan, and why some churches keep January 7Gospel event