Catholic holy days of obligation are specific days throughout the year when practicing Catholics are required to attend Mass. These days are designated by the Church as opportunities for the faithful to come together and celebrate important events in the Catholic liturgical calendar. In 2025, there will be ten holy days of obligation for Catholics. The importance of… Read More »
Holy Week is the week leading up to Easter Sunday, which commemorates the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is considered the most important week in the Christian liturgical calendar. In 2025, Holy Week will begin on Sunday, April 13th, and end on Saturday, April 19th. Holy Week is a time for reflection and preparation for Easter.… Read More »
The Feast of the Holy Family is a Catholic feast day that celebrates the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. It is observed on the first Sunday after Christmas. In 2025, the Feast of the Holy Family will be celebrated on January 4th. The Feast of the Holy Family was established in the 17th century by Pope… Read More »
The 2025 Holy Year, also known as the Jubilee Year, is a special year of celebration and forgiveness in the Catholic Church. It is celebrated every 25 years, and the next one will be held in 2025. During the Holy Year, Catholics are encouraged to make pilgrimages to Rome, visit the four major basilicas, and receive special indulgences.… Read More »
In the year 2025, the Catholic Church will celebrate a number of holy days, including Christmas, Easter, and Pentecost. These holy days are important commemorations in the Catholic faith, and they are often celebrated with special masses, prayers, and other devotions. The Catholic Church has a long history of celebrating holy days. The earliest Christians celebrated the resurrection… Read More »