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"The Holy Spirit having taken up His abode in the Christian soul, enlightens, quickens and strengthens it to run in the way of perfection".
Father Isaac Hecker, founder of the Paulist Fathers
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| Holy Days and Feasts - 2010 |
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| January 1, Solemnity, Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God** | May 4, Solemnity, Ascension of Jesus | August 15, Solemnity, Assumption of Mary | | |
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| November 1, Solemnity, All Saints Day | December 8, Solemnity, Immaculate Conception of Mary | December 25, Solemnity, The Nativity (Christmas Day) | | |
Six Holy Days and Moveable Feast Days
Holy Days (Days of Obligation) often are referred with the words "Solemnity of" preceding them*. (See pictorial icons at top right of page.) This is a reference to the importance of the Holy Day or Feast Day. To see the entire list of Holy Days, Fixed and Moveable Feast Days, click here.
Our Traditions
Though officially called "Holy Days of Obligation," at St. Augustine Catholic Church, we believe that these are "days of celebration," in which we reflect upon the impact of Jesus and Mary's life on our own.
U.S. Black Catholics--and many others of African descent--often celebrate the following two additional Feast Days:
November 5, St. Martin de Porres
(Visit the de Porres Shrine at St. Peter Catholic Church)
The Shrine is located in Memphis, 190 Adams Avenue. Two St. Augustine
members attended the 2007 Feast Day Celebration at St. Peter.
August 28, St. Augustine of Hippo
(Patron Saint of our Church)
A special memorial Mass is offered to celebrate Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King on the official U.S. Holiday, which is the third Monday of January.
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Holy
Days
Please update your calendars with the 2010 U.S. Holy Days of Obligation and Moveable Feasts. The six Holy Days are date-specific feasts and Moveable Feasts may change from year to year. Mass is observed according to the listed schedule, unless otherwise noted in the Bulletin. See the Saint or the celebrated Feast Day below.
Today's Saint/Feast Day
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Holy Days Schedule
Holy Days of Obligation
8:00 am and 5:30 pm*
11:30 pm Christmas Vigil
6:30 pm Easter Vigil
U.S. Holidays
8:30 am MLK Tribute
5:45 pm Thanksgiving
*With the exception of Christmas
and New Year's Day. Please consult
the bulletin for changes.
Learn more about the Moveable Feasts
and mark your calendars for 2009.
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