Liturgical Calendar
201 Catholic feast days connected to pilgrimage destinations throughout the liturgical year
Upcoming Feast Days
St. Peter Chrysologus
Bishop of Ravenna, doctor of the Church
📍 1 destination
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Founder of the Society of Jesus, master of the Spiritual Exercises
📍 3 destinations
St. Alphonsus Liguori
The Neapolitan advocate who founded the Redemptorists
📍 1 destination
Our Lady of the Angels of the Portiuncula
The Pardon of Assisi — a plenary indulgence on August 2
📍 9 destinations
Full Liturgical Year
1 January (14)
Solemnity of Mary Mother of God
Marian shrines worldwide
📍 4 destinations
Sts. Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen
The Cappadocian fathers, bishops and doctors of the Eastern Church
📍 1 destination
Epiphany of the Lord
The Magi at the manger; the manifestation to the nations
📍 2 destinations
St. Hilary of Poitiers
Bishop and doctor, defender of Nicaea in the West
📍 1 destination
St. Anthony Abbot
Father of monasticism; patron of animals and the sick
📍 1 destination
Sts. Fabian and Sebastian
Two Roman martyrs of the early persecutions
📍 1 destination
St. Agnes
Roman virgin-martyr of the fourth persecution
📍 1 destination
St. Vincent
Deacon and martyr of Zaragoza, patron of winegrowers
📍 1 destination
St. Francis de Sales
Bishop of Geneva, doctor of the spiritual life
📍 1 destination
Conversion of St. Paul
Paul's basilica in Rome
📍 1 destination
Sts. Timothy and Titus
Companions of Paul, bishops of the early Church
📍 2 destinations
St. Angela Merici
Foundress of the Ursulines, pioneer of women's education
📍 1 destination
St. Thomas Aquinas
Doctor of the Church, Dominican theologian
📍 4 destinations
St. John Bosco
Apostle of youth, founder of the Salesians
📍 1 destination
2 February (13)
Presentation of the Lord
Candlelight processions
📍 2 destinations
St. Blaise
Bishop and martyr, patron of throat ailments
📍 1 destination
St. Agatha
Virgin-martyr of Catania, patron of bell-founders
📍 2 destinations
Sts. Paul Miki and Companions
The martyrs of Nagasaki, 1597
📍 1 destination
St. Josephine Bakhita
Former slave, patron of Sudan and the trafficked
📍 1 destination
Ash Wednesday
Beginning of Lent, pilgrimage preparation
📍 1 destination
St. Scholastica
Sister of St. Benedict, foundress of the women's branch
📍 2 destinations
Our Lady of Lourdes
First apparition anniversary, World Day of the Sick
📍 5 destinations
Sts. Cyril and Methodius
Apostles to the Slavs, fathers of Slavic Christianity
📍 2 destinations
Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order
The seven Florentine founders of the Servites
📍 1 destination
St. Peter Damian
Cardinal-bishop of Ostia, doctor of the reform
📍 2 destinations
Chair of St. Peter
The Roman see of Peter, the papal office
📍 1 destination
St. Polycarp
Bishop of Smyrna, martyr of the second century
📍 2 destinations
3 March (12)
St. Casimir
Prince of Poland, patron of youth
📍 3 destinations
Sts. Perpetua and Felicity
Martyrs of Carthage, 203
📍 1 destination
St. John of God
Founder of the Brothers Hospitallers, patron of the sick
📍 1 destination
St. Frances of Rome
Mystic, foundress of the Oblates of Tor de' Specchi
📍 1 destination
St. Patrick
Irish pilgrimage sites
📍 3 destinations
St. Cyril of Jerusalem
Bishop and doctor of the Holy City
📍 1 destination
St. Joseph
Solemnity of St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Patron of the Universal Church. Proclaimed patron by Blessed Pius IX in 1870, this March 19 celebration honours the foster father of Jesus and guardian of the Holy Family.
📍 16 destinations
Palm Sunday
Jerusalem, Mount of Olives
📍 1 destination
Annunciation
Where the Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary
📍 9 destinations
Holy Thursday
Last Supper site
📍 1 destination
Good Friday
Via Dolorosa, Calvary
📍 1 destination
Easter Sunday
Holy Sepulchre, Papal blessing
📍 2 destinations
4 April (14)
St. Francis of Paola
Founder of the Minims, hermit of Calabria
📍 1 destination
Divine Mercy Sunday
Christ's promised feast of total forgiveness; proclaimed for the universal Church by John Paul II, 2000
📍 3 destinations
St. Isidore of Seville
Bishop and doctor, last of the Latin fathers
📍 1 destination
St. Vincent Ferrer
Dominican preacher, the "Angel of the Judgment"
📍 1 destination
St. John Baptist de la Salle
Patron of teachers, founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools
📍 3 destinations
St. Gemma Galgani
Mystic and stigmatic, the "Flower of Lucca"
📍 2 destinations
St. Martin I
Pope and martyr, the last martyr-pope
📍 1 destination
St. Anselm of Canterbury
Archbishop and doctor, founder of scholasticism
📍 1 destination
St. George
Patron of England
📍 5 destinations
St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen
Capuchin martyr, apostle of the Grisons
📍 2 destinations
St. Mark
St. Mark's Basilica
📍 3 destinations
St. Peter Chanel
Marist martyr of Futuna, first martyr of Oceania
📍 1 destination
St. Catherine of Siena
Doctor of the Church, mystic, and peacemaker
📍 3 destinations
St. Pius V
Dominican Pope, the reformer of the Council of Trent
📍 2 destinations
5 May (19)
St. Joseph the Worker
Spouse of Mary, patron of workers
📍 2 destinations
St. Athanasius
Bishop of Alexandria, defender of Nicaea
📍 3 destinations
Sts. Philip and James
Apostles of the early Roman Church
📍 2 destinations
Ascension
Mount of Olives
📍 1 destination
St. Damien de Veuster
Apostle to the lepers of Molokai
📍 1 destination
Sts. Nereus and Achilleus
Roman martyrs of the early Church
📍 1 destination
Our Lady of Fatima
First apparition anniversary
📍 3 destinations
St. Matthias
The apostle chosen to fill Judas's place
📍 3 destinations
Pentecost
Birth of the Church
📍 2 destinations
St. John I
Pope and martyr of the Gothic wars
📍 2 destinations
St. Bernardine of Siena
Franciscan preacher, apostle of the Holy Name
📍 4 destinations
Sts. Christopher Magallanes and Companions
Martyrs of the Mexican Cristero War
📍 3 destinations
St. Rita of Cascia
Augustinian mystic, patron of impossible cases
📍 2 destinations
St. Bede the Venerable
English Benedictine, doctor of the Church
📍 2 destinations
St. Philip Neri
Apostle of Rome, founder of the Oratory
📍 4 destinations
Corpus Christi
Miracle of Bolsena
📍 2 destinations
St. Augustine of Canterbury
Apostle of England, sent by Gregory the Great
📍 2 destinations
St. Joan of Arc
French national heroine
📍 3 destinations
Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Mary's journey to Elizabeth; the Magnificat
📍 2 destinations
6 June (17)
St. Justin
Philosopher and martyr of the second century
📍 2 destinations
Sts. Marcellinus and Peter
Roman martyrs of the Diocletian persecution
📍 1 destination
Sts. Charles Lwanga and Companions
The martyrs of Uganda, 1886
📍 1 destination
St. Boniface
Apostle of Germany, martyr of 754
📍 2 destinations
St. Norbert
Founder of the Premonstratensians, archbishop of Magdeburg
📍 2 destinations
St. Barnabas
Apostle and companion of Paul, founder of the Church of Cyprus
📍 2 destinations
St. Anthony of Padua
One of most popular saints
📍 2 destinations
St. Romuald
Founder of the Camaldolese, hermit of the Tuscan forests
📍 2 destinations
St. Aloysius Gonzaga
Jesuit scholastic, patron of youth
📍 2 destinations
St. Paulinus of Nola
Bishop and poet of the late Latin West
📍 1 destination
Sts. John Fisher, Thomas More, and Companions
Martyrs of the English Reformation
📍 2 destinations
Nativity of St. John the Baptist
Birthplace of John the Baptist
📍 2 destinations
Blessed Dorothy of Montau
The walled-in anchoress of the Kwidzyn cathedral
📍 1 destination
St. Cyril of Alexandria
Bishop and doctor, defender of Theotokos
📍 2 destinations
St. Irenaeus
Bishop of Lyon, father of Catholic theology
📍 2 destinations
Sts. Peter and Paul
Founders of the Roman Church
📍 1 destination
First Martyrs of the Church of Rome
The martyrs of the persecution of Nero
📍 1 destination
7 July Current (21)
St. Thomas
Apostle of India; the doubting witness
📍 4 destinations
St. Elizabeth of Portugal
Queen, peacemaker, Franciscan tertiary
📍 4 destinations
St. Anthony Zaccaria
Founder of the Barnabites, reformer of Milan
📍 1 destination
St. Maria Goretti
Virgin-martyr of Corinaldo, patron of youth
📍 1 destination
St. Peter To Rot
First saint of Papua New Guinea, martyred for defending marriage
📍 1 destination
St. Augustine Zhao Rong and Companions
The 120 martyrs of China
St. Benedict
Father of Western monasticism, patron of Europe
📍 3 destinations
St. Henry
Emperor and patron of Benedictine oblates
📍 2 destinations
St. Camillus de Lellis
Founder of the Camillians, patron of the sick
📍 1 destination
St. Bonaventure
Franciscan doctor, the "Seraphic Doctor"
📍 3 destinations
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Carmelite devotion
📍 2 destinations
St. Apollinaris
Bishop and martyr of Ravenna
📍 1 destination
St. Lawrence of Brindisi
Capuchin doctor, apostle of the Word
📍 1 destination
St. Mary Magdalene
Apostle to the Apostles
📍 3 destinations
St. Bridget of Sweden
Mystic, foundress of the Bridgettines, patron of Europe
📍 4 destinations
St. Sharbel Makhluf
Lebanese Maronite hermit, patron of Lebanon
📍 1 destination
St. James the Greater
Patron of pilgrims, Camino
📍 3 destinations
Sts. Joachim and Anne
Grandparents of Jesus
📍 3 destinations
St. Martha
The host of Bethany, the confession of faith
📍 3 destinations
St. Peter Chrysologus
Bishop of Ravenna, doctor of the Church
📍 1 destination
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Founder of the Society of Jesus, master of the Spiritual Exercises
📍 3 destinations
8 August (19)
St. Alphonsus Liguori
The Neapolitan advocate who founded the Redemptorists
📍 1 destination
Our Lady of the Angels of the Portiuncula
The Pardon of Assisi — a plenary indulgence on August 2
📍 9 destinations
St. John Vianney
The Curé of Ars, patron of parish priests
📍 1 destination
Dedication of St. Mary Major (Our Lady of the Snows)
The Roman basilica raised after Ephesus, and its August snowfall
📍 1 destination
Transfiguration
Where Jesus was transfigured
📍 2 destinations
St. Dominic
Founder of the Order of Preachers, buried at Bologna
📍 2 destinations
St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross
Edith Stein — philosopher, Carmelite, martyr of Auschwitz
📍 2 destinations
St. Lawrence
Deacon and martyr of Rome, one of the seven pilgrim churches
📍 1 destination
St. Clare of Assisi
Founder of the Poor Clares
📍 1 destination
St. Maximilian Kolbe
Martyr of charity
📍 2 destinations
Assumption of Mary
Major Marian feast - all Marian shrines
📍 9 destinations
St. Pius X
The patriarch of Venice who lowered the age of first communion
📍 2 destinations
St. Rose of Lima
First saint of the Americas, patroness of Peru and the Philippines
📍 1 destination
St. Bartholomew
The apostle's relics at Benevento and on the Tiber island
📍 2 destinations
St. Louis IX
The king who built the Sainte-Chapelle for the Crown of Thorns
📍 2 destinations
Our Lady of Częstochowa
The Black Madonna of Jasna Góra, Queen of Poland
📍 1 destination
St. Monica
The conversation at Ostia, and her tomb in Sant'Agostino
📍 1 destination
St. Augustine
Doctor of the Church
📍 5 destinations
Passion of St. John the Baptist
The beheading of the Forerunner, and his head at San Silvestro
📍 2 destinations
9 September (23)
St. Gregory the Great
Pope, Doctor of the Church, father of Christian worship
📍 3 destinations
St. Teresa of Calcutta
Mother Teresa, foundress of the Missionaries of Charity
📍 1 destination
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Birthday of Our Lady
📍 9 destinations
St. Peter Claver
Apostle to the enslaved Africans of Cartagena
📍 1 destination
St. Nicholas of Tolentino
Patron of the holy souls, and the Cappellone frescoes
📍 1 destination
Holy Name of Mary
Thanksgiving for the relief of Vienna, 1683
📍 6 destinations
St. John Chrysostom
Golden-mouthed preacher, Archbishop of Constantinople, Doctor of the Church
📍 1 destination
Exaltation of the Holy Cross
True Cross discovered
📍 2 destinations
Our Lady of Sorrows
The Seven Sorrows of Mary, Mother standing at the Cross
📍 3 destinations
Sts. Cornelius and Cyprian
Pope and bishop, martyrs of the Decian persecution
📍 2 destinations
St. Robert Bellarmine and St. Hildegard of Bingen
Jesuit cardinal and Benedictine abbess, Doctors of the Church
📍 2 destinations
Stigmata of St. Francis
The seraphic vision at La Verna, 1224
📍 2 destinations
St. John Macias
Dominican porter of Lima, friend of Martin de Porres and Rose of Lima
📍 1 destination
St. Januarius
San Gennaro, patron of Naples, miracle of the blood
📍 1 destination
Sts. Andrew Kim Taegon and Korean Martyrs
First Korean priest and the founding martyrs of the Korean Church
📍 2 destinations
St. Matthew
Evangelist and Apostle
📍 2 destinations
St. Padre Pio
Stigmatist priest
📍 2 destinations
Our Lady of Walsingham
England's Nazareth, and the Holy House rebuilt
📍 1 destination
Sts. Cosmas and Damian
Unmercenary physicians, twin martyr-healers
📍 1 destination
St. Vincent de Paul
Apostle of charity, founder of the Vincentians and Daughters of Charity
📍 1 destination
St. Wenceslaus and St. Lawrence Ruiz and Companions
Duke-martyr of Bohemia and protomartyr of the Philippines
📍 4 destinations
Sts. Michael Gabriel and Raphael
Archangels feast
📍 5 destinations
St. Jerome
Doctor of the Church, translator of the Vulgate
📍 2 destinations
10 October (15)
St. Remigius
Apostle of the Franks, baptism of Clovis
📍 1 destination
St. Therese of Lisieux
Little Flower, Doctor of the Church
📍 2 destinations
St. Francis of Assisi
Beloved saint of peace
📍 5 destinations
St. Faustina Kowalska
The Divine Mercy visions and the shrine at Łagiewniki
📍 1 destination
St. Bruno
Founder of the Carthusians
📍 3 destinations
Our Lady of the Rosary
Victory of Lepanto
📍 3 destinations
St. John XXIII
The pope who opened the Second Vatican Council on this day in 1962
📍 1 destination
Our Lady of the Pillar
The Virgin on the jasper pillar at Zaragoza, patroness of Hispanidad
📍 1 destination
St. Teresa of Avila
Doctor of the Church, mystic
📍 4 destinations
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
The Sacred Heart apparitions at Paray-le-Monial
📍 1 destination
St. Ignatius of Antioch
The bishop who wrote seven letters on the road to his death in Rome
📍 1 destination
St. Luke
Evangelist and physician
📍 6 destinations
Sts. John de Brébeuf, Isaac Jogues and Companions
The eight Jesuit martyrs of New France — Auriesville and Midland
📍 2 destinations
St. John Paul II
Karol Wojtyła — Wadowice, Kraków, and the Chair of Peter
📍 3 destinations
Sts. Simon and Jude
The two apostles who share an altar in St. Peter's
📍 1 destination
11 November (17)
All Saints
All pilgrimage sites
📍 6 destinations
All Souls
Prayers for the faithful departed
📍 1 destination
St. Martin de Porres
Dominican healer of Lima, apostle of the poor
📍 1 destination
St. Charles Borromeo
Archbishop of Milan, reformer of the Counter-Reformation
📍 2 destinations
Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
Cathedral of Rome, mother and head of all churches
📍 1 destination
St. Leo the Great
Pope, Doctor of the Church, who turned back Attila
📍 1 destination
St. Martin of Tours
Soldier-bishop, patron of France, the cloak at the gate of Amiens
📍 1 destination
St. Josaphat
Archbishop of Polotsk, martyr for Church unity
📍 1 destination
St. Albert the Great
Doctor of the Church, teacher of Aquinas, polymath of the medieval Church
📍 1 destination
St. Margaret of Scotland and St. Gertrude the Great
Queen of Scotland and Benedictine mystic of Helfta
📍 1 destination
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Princess, Franciscan tertiary, builder of hospitals
📍 1 destination
Presentation of Mary
Mary presented in Temple
📍 1 destination
St. Cecilia
Virgin martyr of Rome, patron of music
📍 1 destination
St. Clement I
Fourth pope, author of the earliest post-apostolic letter
📍 1 destination
Sts. Andrew Dung-Lac and Companions
Vietnamese martyrs, 117 witnesses to the faith
St. Catherine of Alexandria
Virgin martyr, patron of philosophers and the wheel
St. Andrew
First-called apostle, brother of Peter, martyred at Patras
📍 1 destination
12 December (17)
St. Francis Xavier
Apostle to the Indies, Jesuit missionary
📍 4 destinations
St. John Damascene
Last of the Greek Fathers, defender of sacred icons
📍 2 destinations
St. Nicholas
Bishop of Myra, patron of children and sailors
📍 2 destinations
St. Ambrose
Bishop of Milan, Doctor of the Church, who baptized Augustine
📍 2 destinations
Immaculate Conception
Patronal feast of Lourdes
📍 7 destinations
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Patroness of the Americas
📍 2 destinations
St. Lucy
Virgin martyr of Syracuse, patron of the blind
📍 1 destination
St. John of the Cross
Carmelite reformer, Mystical Doctor, Dark Night of the Soul
📍 1 destination
St. Peter Canisius
Jesuit, Second Apostle of Germany, Doctor of the Church
📍 2 destinations
St. John of Kanty
Priest and professor of Krakow, pilgrim to Rome
📍 1 destination
Christmas
Birthplace of Jesus
📍 3 destinations
St. Stephen
First Christian martyr
📍 3 destinations
St. John the Evangelist
Beloved disciple, author of the Gospel and Revelation
📍 2 destinations
Holy Innocents
Children martyred by Herod
📍 2 destinations
St. Thomas Becket
Archbishop of Canterbury, martyred in his cathedral
📍 1 destination
Holy Family
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph — model of Christian family life
📍 3 destinations
St. Sylvester I
Pope under Constantine, who built the Lateran and St. Peter's
📍 1 destination
About Moveable Feasts
Moveable feasts change date each year based on the date of Easter. The dates shown are for the current liturgical year (2026). Annual feasts are celebrated on the same date every year.