When calculated using the Gregorian calendar, Easter is guaranteed to happen on a Sunday between the 22nd and the 25th of April. Additionally, this date must be within about seven days of the astronomical full moon. The day after Easter, known as Easter Monday, is observed as a public holiday in many nations where Christianity […]

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, which is a season of prayer, fasting, and giving alms that lasts for forty days and finishes at sundown on Holy Thursday.It is a time of preparation for the celebration of the Resurrection of the Lord that takes place on Easter.We seek the Lord in prayer by reading […]

Baptism is required to take place as soon as possible for any infant that the Catholic Church deems to be in imminent peril of dying. In the event that neither a priest nor a deacon is present, a layman may perform the sacrament of baptism by pouring water over the candidate and reciting the following […]

On Good Friday, Catholics don’t eat meat as a way to remember the day that Jesus was crucified. Instead, they focus on praying and reflecting on the meaning of the day. With thanks to the AFP The flesh of mammals and birds, such as cattle and pig, as well as chicken and turkey, are examples […]

The Mass is the central act of worship for Catholics.It is at the center of every individual Catholic’s life as well as the life of the Catholic community.A devout Catholic could occupy their time with prayers of devotion as well as acts of public witnessing, charitable giving, and volunteer work.A church community may support a […]