Catholic Liturgical Calendar

Name: Catholic Liturgical Calendar
Rating: 4.6 (234 reviews)
Author: Joseph Stalin Alucious Selvaraj

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Free · Designed for iPad

234 Ratings
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4+
Years
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Reference
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Joseph Stalin Alucious Selvaraj
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EN
English
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199.4
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Stay connected to the Church with daily readings, saints, and holy days. Discover the richness of the Church with the Catholic Liturgical Calendar app—your essential companion for the 2026 liturgical year and beyond. Never miss a Holy Day of Obligation or a beloved Saint’s feast. Whether you are looking for today’s Mass readings or planning for future seasons, this app provides a dynamic and easy-to-use experience for every Catholic. Key Features: 1. Daily Mass Readings: Access the full scripture readings for every day of the year. 2. Saint of the Day: Learn about the lives of the saints and their daily inspirations. 3. Dynamic Calendar: View the start and end dates for all Catholic seasons: a. Advent: The 4 Sundays leading to Christmas. b. Christmas: Celebrating the Nativity of our Lord. c. Lent: A season of preparation and penance. d. The Triduum: Deep reflections for Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday. 4. Holiday & Feast Finder: Quickly locate Holy Days and Feasts for any year on the go. 5. Liturgical Colors: The app reflects the official colors of the Church (Purple, White, Green, Red) to match the altar and vestments. Why choose this Liturgical Calendar? Calculated dynamically for each year, our app ensures that moveable feasts like Ash Wednesday and Easter are always accurate. It’s designed for simplicity and spiritual growth, keeping you connected to the Universal Church. Coming Soon: We are currently working on adding more prayers, and working multi-language support to serve the global Catholic community.

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

234 Ratings

This app is excellent for busy Catholics.
03/09/2025

Stonehand CO
The Catholic Liturgical Calendar App is a straightforward and well-designed resource for anyone wanting to follow the Church’s calendar with ease. The app provides great content, including feast days, solemnities, and liturgical seasons, all laid out in an intuitive format.It’s incredibly helpful throughout the liturgical year, whether you’re preparing for Mass, deepening your daily devotions, or simply staying connected to the rhythm of the Church. The clarity and simplicity of the app make it accessible for all users, and it’s a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their faith journey. Highly recommended!
This app is excellent for busy Catholics.
03/09/2025

Stonehand CO

The Catholic Liturgical Calendar App is a straightforward and well-designed resource for anyone wanting to follow the Church’s calendar with ease. The app provides great content, including feast days, solemnities, and liturgical seasons, all laid out in an intuitive format.It’s incredibly helpful throughout the liturgical year, whether you’re preparing for Mass, deepening your daily devotions, or simply staying connected to the rhythm of the Church. The clarity and simplicity of the app make it accessible for all users, and it’s a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their faith journey. Highly recommended!
Correction Needed
Feb 15

Brother-Rogene
I have enjoyed this app for a long time. I noticed that this week after Ash Wednesday the Thursday-Saturday are titled wrong. Technically they are called Thursday of Ash Wednesday, Friday of Ash Wednesday, and Saturday of Ash Wednesday. The days following the Sunday are of that week. Such as the 1st Week of Lent, 2nd Week of Lent, and so on. If in doubt just look at the USCCB and/or Vatican websites. They are also listed correctly in the Liturgy of the Hours prayer books.Thank you for your help in being the lantern that God wants to use to shine His light!
Correction Needed
Feb 15

Brother-Rogene

I have enjoyed this app for a long time. I noticed that this week after Ash Wednesday the Thursday-Saturday are titled wrong. Technically they are called Thursday of Ash Wednesday, Friday of Ash Wednesday, and Saturday of Ash Wednesday. The days following the Sunday are of that week. Such as the 1st Week of Lent, 2nd Week of Lent, and so on. If in doubt just look at the USCCB and/or Vatican websites. They are also listed correctly in the Liturgy of the Hours prayer books.Thank you for your help in being the lantern that God wants to use to shine His light!
Catholic Liturgical Calendar
Feb 21

JLarsen 123
I like the app, but it seems that some of the saints facts are mixed with the wrong person-Like St. Therese and others. I like this new version though I have never seen this new version before-the older version I didn’t mind, but it seems that these people are mixed up with the wrong person
Catholic Liturgical Calendar
Feb 21

JLarsen 123

I like the app, but it seems that some of the saints facts are mixed with the wrong person-Like St. Therese and others. I like this new version though I have never seen this new version before-the older version I didn’t mind, but it seems that these people are mixed up with the wrong person
Check accuracy please.
02/07/2019

mikeyarosjazz
There are some inconsistencies with the information on the saints. For example, on March 14th it shows a picture of St Maximilian Kolbe, whose feast is in August. It describes a different Maximilian, the Roman, who actually died on March 12th. On another entry, there is a picture of St Alphonsus Ligouri for a female saint’s profile.Some misspellings and grammatical things in addition to the information being inconsistent paint dark spots over an app that would otherwise be one-of-a-kind and very useful. The errors place a level of doubt to the validity of the other information on the app.

Developer Response
Download the latest app and let us know if you still face problem. We will work on improving the saint language content. Contact us at contactmoonstarinc@gmail.com for additional support.
Check accuracy please.
02/07/2019

mikeyarosjazz

There are some inconsistencies with the information on the saints. For example, on March 14th it shows a picture of St Maximilian Kolbe, whose feast is in August. It describes a different Maximilian, the Roman, who actually died on March 12th. On another entry, there is a picture of St Alphonsus Ligouri for a female saint’s profile.Some misspellings and grammatical things in addition to the information being inconsistent paint dark spots over an app that would otherwise be one-of-a-kind and very useful. The errors place a level of doubt to the validity of the other information on the app.
Developer Response 09/24/2019
Download the latest app and let us know if you still face problem. We will work on improving the saint language content. Contact us at contactmoonstarinc@gmail.com for additional support.

Redesigned the app using Swift UI and added new functionalities like season chart, read saints details, daily bible verse, mass prayers etc.

Version 18.0.0

Feb 19

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