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Notable November Feast Days
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It’s a November to remember. November is a month dedicated to the souls of the faithfully departed. Be sure to include them in daily prayer and rosary throughout this month and every day. Like its preceding months, November offers a rich celebration of many Catholic saints and feasts.
Here’s the feast days for the month of All Souls
November 1st- Solemnity of All Saints
November 2nd- Feast of All Souls
November 3rd- St. Martin De Porres
November 4th St. Charles Borromeo
November 6th 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time
November 9th Dedication of the Lateran Basilica, Feast
November 10th- St. Leo the Great, Memorial
November 11th- St. Martin of Tours; Veterans Day (USA), Memorial
November 12th-St. Josaphat, Memorial
November 13th- 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time
November 15th- St. Albert the Great
November 16th-Sts. Margaret of Scotland and Gertrude
November 17th-St. Elizabeth of Hungary
November 18th-Basilicas of Peter and Paul; Rose Philippine Duchesne (USA), Opt. Mem.
November 20th-Solemnity of Christ the King marks the end of Ordinary Time
November 21st- The Presentation of Mary
November 22nd- St. Cecilia
November 23rd- Clement I; Columban; Bl. Miguel Agustín Pro (USA), Opt. Mem.
November 24th- Andrew Dung-Lac and Companions; Thanksgiving Day (USA), Memorial
November 25th- Catherine of Alexandria, Opt. Mem.
November 27th- First Sunday of Advent
November 30th- St. Andrew
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