2026-09-10 | Solua

Thursday, September 10

Twenty-third 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 Nicholas of Tolentino

Saint of the day · Feast Sep 10

Nicholas of Tolentino

Italian Mystic · Spiritual Guide

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Nicholas of Tolentino was an Italian saint known for his deep spirituality and mystical experiences. His life of prayer and devotion inspired many to seek a closer relationship with God.

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At Mass today

The readings

First readingA reading from the First Letter of St. Paul to Corinthians 8:1b-7, 11-13 GospelFrom the Gospel according to Luke 6:27-38

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

Daily PrayerA prayer for todayHeavenly Father, in the stillness of this moment, I come before You, yearning to be filled with a love that builds up and strengthens. You remind me that knowledge without love can inflate, but true love—love rooted in You—knows no bounds. Help me to love You more deeply, so that through this love, others may come to know You.

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The season

Ordinary Time

We are in the Twenty-third 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.