2026-05-16 | Solua

Saturday, May 16

Sixth Week of Eastertide · 2026

A Ferial weekday in Eastertide. No feast or memorial is kept today — only the steady rhythm of the week, and the Mass given for the weekday.

Liturgical color — WhiteferiaEastertide

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The feast of the day

No feast is kept today

An ordinary day in Eastertide

Most days of the year keep no feast or memorial — and that is not a gap. The Church simply prays the Mass of the weekday and keeps walking through the season. A good day to carry one quiet intention, and to let prayer be unhurried.

The saint of the day

Meet Maria-Clemente Staub

Saint of the day · Feast May 16

Maria-Clemente Staub

Fundador das Irmãs de Joana d'Arc

Maria-Clemente Staub foi um sacerdote católico romano e fundador das Irmãs de Joana d'Arc, dedicado à educação e ao crescimento espiritual. Seu legado continua a inspirar.

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At Mass today

The readings

First readingA reading from the Book of the Acts of the Apostles Second readingA reading from the Letter of Saint Peter GospelFrom the Gospel according to John

Today’s reflectionIn the quiet of our own lives, we often find ourselves returning to familiar places...places where memories dwell like shadows on the walls. It might be a childhood home...or maybe it's simply the solitude of our thoughtRead the reflection

Prayer & reflection

Pray today

Daily PrayerA prayer for todayHeavenly Father, in the stillness of this moment, we come before You with humble hearts, grateful for Your constant guidance. Thank You for the strength You provide us, just as You strengthened the early disciples through the teachings of Paul.

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The season

Eastertide

We are in the Sixth Week of Eastertide — the Church wears white.

Fifty days of joy celebrating the Resurrection — the longest feast of the year, from Easter Sunday through Pentecost. Today keeps no feast — just the ordinary, unhurried rhythm of the week.