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Wednesday, September 2
Wednesday, September 2

Twenty-second Week of Ordinary Time · 2026

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

Liturgical color — GreenferiaOrdinary Time
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The feast of the day

No feast is kept today

An ordinary day in Ordinary Time

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 Alberto da Prezzate

Alberto da Prezzate
Saint of the day · Feast Sep 2
Alberto da Prezzate

Italian Religious Leader

Alberto da Prezzate was a devoted religious figure who dedicated his life to serving the Church. His legacy continues to inspire many in their faith journey.

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Also remembered today

At Mass today

The readings

First readingToday’s lectionary readingGospelThe Good News proclaimed at Mass
Today’s reflectionRead today’s readings slowly — let one line stay with you, and carry it through the day as a quiet prayer.Read the reflection
Prayer & reflection

Pray today

The Morning OfferingHand the whole day to God before it begins“O Jesus, through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I offer you my prayers, works, joys, and sufferings of this day…”
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The season

Ordinary Time

We are in the Twenty-second Week of Ordinary Time — the Church wears green.

The long, green stretch between the great seasons — the everyday of faith, where most of the Christian life is actually lived. Today keeps no feast — just the ordinary, unhurried rhythm of the week.

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The days ahead

Coming up this week

Thu3
Gregory I the Great Pope
Memorial
Sun6
Ordinary Time 23 Sunday
Solemnity
Tue8
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Feast
Sun13
Ordinary Time 24 Sunday
Solemnity

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