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September Feast Days
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It’s September. The month which is dedicated to Our Mother of Sorrows. September is rich with so many feast days.
September 1st- First Friday dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Saint Giles
September 2nd- First Saturday dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary Blessed John Francis Burté and Companions
September 3rd- St. Gregory the Great 22md Sunday of Ordinary Time. Get to Mass
September 4th- St. Rosalia/ Labor Day (USA)
September 5th- St. Teresa of Calcutta
September 6th- First Wednesday dedicated to the Heart of St. Joseph
September 8th- Nativity of the Blessed Mother (Wear blue)
September 9th- St. Peter Claver
September 10th 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time. Get to Mass
September 11th- 22nd Anniversary of 9/11
September 13th- St. John Chrysostom
September 14th- Exaltation of the Cross
September 15th- Our Lady of Sorrows (Wear red)
September 16th- Sts. Cornelius and Cyprian
September 17th- Ratification of the U.S. Constitution/ St. Robert Bellarmine/ 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time Get to Mass
September 18th- St. Joseph of Cupertino
September 19th- St. Januarius
September 20th- St. Andrew Kim Taegon and companions
September 21st- St. Matthew
September 22nd- St. Thomas of Villanova
September 23rd- St. Padre Pio/ First Day of Fall
September 24th- Our Lady of Mercy/25th Sunday of Ordinary Time/Get to Mass
September 26th- Sts. Cosmas and Damian
September 27th- St. Vincent de Paul/ Beginning of the 40 Days for Life campaign
September 28th- St. Lorenzo Ruiz
September 29th- Sts. Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael/Michaelmas
September 30th- St. Jerome
Have a blessed month of September. Get to Mass. Pray your rosary. Get to confession. Watch for one hour.
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