Liturgical Year - Revision history

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Key dates for 2026

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	\|Corpus Christi		\|Corpus Christi
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|		\|align="right"\|October 11
	\|[[Pleroma]] ~~October 11~~		\|[[Pleroma]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|22 Nov		\|align="right"\|22 Nov

Mxmsj: /* Key dates for 2026 */

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Key dates for 2026

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	{\| {{Prettytable}}		{\| {{Prettytable}}
			\|-
			\|align="right"\| Friday
			\|Christmas
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\| January 4 or 6		\|align="right"\| January 4 or 6

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Key dates for 2026

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	\|Baptism of the Lord		\|Baptism of the Lord
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\| January 26		\|align="right"\| January 25
	\|[[Sunday of the Word of God]] -- Third Sunday of Ordinary Time		\|[[Sunday of the Word of God]] -- Third Sunday of Ordinary Time
	\|-		\|-

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	Weekdays: II (2026 is an even year)		Weekdays: II (2026 is an even year)

	:: [https://www.usccb.org/resources/~~2025cal~~.pdf USCCB calendar for ~~2025~~]		:: [https://www.usccb.org/resources/2026cal.pdf USCCB calendar for 2026]

	{\| {{Prettytable}}		{\| {{Prettytable}}

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Key dates for 2025

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 Before the development of the Liturgical Year, there were four times of fasting and prayer [[Ember Days|(Ember Days)]] to break the year into four quarters.
-== Key dates for 2025 ==
+== Key dates for 2026 ==
 &nbsp;&nbsp;Sundays: A — Gospel of Mark<br>

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Key dates for 2025

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 |-
 |align="right"|30 Nov
 |First Sunday of Advent
 |}

Mxmsj: /* Key dates for 2024 */

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Key dates for 2024

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	Before the development of the Liturgical Year, there were four times of fasting and prayer [[Ember Days\|(Ember Days)]] to break the year into four quarters.		Before the development of the Liturgical Year, there were four times of fasting and prayer [[Ember Days\|(Ember Days)]] to break the year into four quarters.

	== Key dates for ~~2024~~ ==		== Key dates for 2025 ==

	Sundays: B — Gospel of ~~Mark~~<br>		Sundays: C — Gospel of Luke<br>
	Weekdays: II (~~2024~~ is an ~~"even~~ year")		Weekdays: I (2025 is an odd year)

	:: [https://www.usccb.org/resources/~~2024cal~~.pdf USCCB calendar for ~~2024~~]		:: [https://www.usccb.org/resources/2025cal.pdf USCCB calendar for 2025]

	{\| {{Prettytable}}		{\| {{Prettytable}}
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~7 Jan~~		\|align="right"\|
	\|Epiphany		\|Epiphany
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~8 Jan~~		\|align="right"\|
	\|Baptism of the Lord		\|Baptism of the Lord
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~14 Feb~~		\|align="right"\|
			\|[[Sunday of the Word of God]]
			\|-
			\|align="right"\|5 Mar
	\|Ash Wednesday		\|Ash Wednesday
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~31 Mar~~		\|align="right"\|20 Apr
	\|Easter		\|Easter
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|9 May		\|align="right"\|29 May
	\|Ascension Thursday		\|Ascension Thursday
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~19 May~~		\|align="right"\|8 June
	\|Pentecost		\|Pentecost
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~19 Jun~~		\|align="right"\|22 June
	\|Corpus Christi		\|Corpus Christi
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~2 Jun~~		\|align="right"\|12 October
			\|[[Pleroma]]
			\|-
			\|align="right"\|23 Nov
	\|[[Christ the King]]		\|[[Christ the King]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~1 Dec~~		\|align="right"\|30 Nov
	\|First Sunday of Advent		\|First Sunday of Advent
	\|}		\|}

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Other commemorations

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	* World Marriage Day		* World Marriage Day
	* National Marriage Week USA		* National Marriage Week USA

			* [[Pleroma]]

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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Key dates for 2022

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	Before the development of the Liturgical Year, there were four times of fasting and prayer [[Ember Days\|(Ember Days)]] to break the year into four quarters.		Before the development of the Liturgical Year, there were four times of fasting and prayer [[Ember Days\|(Ember Days)]] to break the year into four quarters.

	== Key dates for ~~2022~~ ==		== Key dates for 2024 ==

	Sundays: C — Gospel of ~~Luke~~<br>		Sundays: B — Gospel of Mark<br>
	Weekdays: II (~~2022~~ is an "even year")		Weekdays: II (2024 is an "even year")

	:: [https://~~fwdioc~~.org/~~liturgical-calendar-2022~~.pdf USCCB calendar for ~~2022~~]		:: [https://www.usccb.org/resources/2024cal.pdf USCCB calendar for 2024]

	{\| {{Prettytable}}		{\| {{Prettytable}}
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|2 Jan		\|align="right"\|7 Jan
	\|Epiphany		\|Epiphany
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|9 Jan		\|align="right"\|8 Jan
	\|Baptism of the Lord		\|Baptism of the Lord
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~2 Mar~~		\|align="right"\|14 Feb
	\|Ash Wednesday		\|Ash Wednesday
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~17 Apr~~		\|align="right"\|31 Mar
	\|Easter		\|Easter
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|26 May		\|align="right"\|9 May
	\|Ascension Thursday		\|Ascension Thursday
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~5 June~~		\|align="right"\|19 May
	\|Pentecost		\|Pentecost
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Corpus Christi		\|Corpus Christi
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~20 Nov~~		\|align="right"\|2 Jun
	\|[[Christ the King]]		\|[[Christ the King]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|align="right"\|~~27 Nov~~		\|align="right"\|1 Dec
	\|First Sunday of Advent		\|First Sunday of Advent
	\|}		\|}

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2022-12-10T10:03:55Z

Text replacement - "--" to " — "

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	* [[Lent]] leads to Easter Sunday.		* [[Lent]] leads to Easter Sunday.
	* The [[Easter]] season culminates on the day of [[Pentecost]].		* The [[Easter]] season culminates on the day of [[Pentecost]].
	* [[Ordinary Time]] ends with the [[Feast of Christ, the King]]. Unlike all of the other feasts of the Church year, the [[Feast of Christ, the King]] is concerned with a future event: [[Apocalypticism\| the end of everything.]] I am proposing a seven-week meditation for the end of Ordinary Time, which points toward the end of the universe and the triumph of eternity -- [[Pleroma: Contemplating the Glory of Christ the King]].		* [[Ordinary Time]] ends with the [[Feast of Christ, the King]]. Unlike all of the other feasts of the Church year, the [[Feast of Christ, the King]] is concerned with a future event: [[Apocalypticism\| the end of everything.]] I am proposing a seven-week meditation for the end of Ordinary Time, which points toward the end of the universe and the triumph of eternity — [[Pleroma: Contemplating the Glory of Christ the King]].

	Before the development of the Liturgical Year, there were four times of fasting and prayer [[Ember Days\|(Ember Days)]] to break the year into four quarters.		Before the development of the Liturgical Year, there were four times of fasting and prayer [[Ember Days\|(Ember Days)]] to break the year into four quarters.