Trinity Sunday 2026 — Year A
Trinity Sunday, celebrated on May 31, 2026, emphasizes the eternal Trinity’s glory, with scripture readings and a collective prayer affirming faith in God’s unity.
2 Corinthians
The Feast Day of Philip and James the Apostles 2026 — Year A
May 1, 2026, is the Feast Day of Philip and James. It’s a Holy Day with red liturgical colors, celebrating the apostles’ witness to Jesus, including readings from Isaiah, Psalms, Corinthians, and John.
Ash Wednesday 2026 — Year A
On February 18, 2026, prayers and scripture readings emphasized God’s forgiveness, urging believers to cultivate contrite hearts and prepare for the Paschal feast through prayer, mercy, and spiritual renewal.
The Feast Day of Philip and James the Apostles 2025 — Year C
Observance The Feast of Saints Philip and James Anno Domini 2025, The 1st of MaySunday, Holy Day and Commemoration Lectionary Year C, Liturgical Colors: Red Acclamations Celebrant: Alleluia! Christ is risen!People: The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia! Collects Almighty God, you gave to your apostles Philip and James the grace and strength to bear witness … Read more
The Fourth Sunday in Lent 2025 — Year C
Laetare Sunday, celebrated on March 30, 2025, marks the fourth Sunday of Lent in the Western Christian calendar. It is a day of celebration amid Lent’s austerity, named from the Latin phrase “Laetare Jerusalem.” The day’s readings include Joshua, Psalm 32, 2 Corinthians, and the Parable of the Forgiving Father.
Ash Wednesday 2023 — Year A
Candlelight worship service. Christ’s Church Anglican. Greensburg Pensylvania.
The Sixth Sunday After Pentecost 2021 — Year B
The Sixth Sunday After Pentecost, a worship service included traditional prayers, scripture readings from Ezekiel, Psalm 123, II Corinthians, and Mark, celebrating Jesus Christ’s resurrection and seeking divine guidance for righteous living.
The Fifth Sunday After Pentecost 2021 — Year B
The Fifth Sunday After Pentecost, 2021. The service included acclamations, collects for divine providence, scriptural readings from Deuteronomy, Psalms, II Corinthians, and Mark, with a focus on resurrection and everlasting life.
The Fourth Sunday After Pentecost 2021 — Year B
The Fourth Sunday After Pentecost, observed on June 20, 2021, focuses on themes of divine power and goodness, featuring readings from Job, Psalms, II Corinthians, and Mark, with green as the liturgical color.