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Calendar of Franciscan Saints and Blesseds 21 St. Conrad of Parzham, religious, I Ord. 23 Bl. Giles of Assisi, religious, I Ord. 24 St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen, priest, martyr, I Ord. JANUARY 25 Bl. Pedro de San Jose Betancur, religious, III Ord., 3 Holy Name of Jesus. founder 6 Bl. Diego José of Cádiz, priest, I Ord. 27 St. Zita of Lucca, virgin, III Ord. * Outside of the U.S., he is celebrated on January 5 28 Bl. Luchesius, III Ord. 7 Bl. Angela of Foligno, religious, III Ord. 30 Bl. Benedict of Urbino, priest, I Ord. 8 Bl. Eurosia Fabris, III Order St. Benedict Joseph Cottolengo, III Ord. 12 St. Bernard of Corleone, religious, I Ord. 14 Bl. Odoric of Pordenone, priest, I Ord. MAY 16 Sts. Berard, priest, and companions, protomartyrs of 3 Bl. Arthur Bell, Henry Heath, John Woodcock, et al., the Order priests, martyrs of England, I Ord. 18 St. Charles of Sezze, religious, I Ord. 7 Bl. Agnellus of Pisa, religious, I Ord. 19 Bl. Thomas of Cori, priest, I Ord. 8 Bl. Jeremiah of Valacchia, religious, I Ord.. St. Eustochia Calafato, virgin, II Order 9 St. Catherine of Bologna, virgin, II Ord. 20 Bl.John Baptist Triquerie, priest, martyr, I Ord. 10 St. Ivo of Brittany, III Ord. 24 St. Francis de Sales, bishop, doctor, III Ord., founder 11 St. Ignatius of Laconi, religious, I Ord. 27 St. Angela Merici, virgin, III Ord., founder Bl. Antonio of St. Anne Galvoa, I Ord., founder 29 Bl. Roger of Todi, religious, I Ord. 12 St. Leopold Mandic, priest, I Ord. 30 St. Hyacinth of Mariscotti, virgin, III Ord. 16 St. Margaret of Cortona, III Ord. 31 St. John Bosco, priest, III Ord., founder 17 St. Paschal Baylon, religious, I Ord. 18 St. Felix of Cantalice, religious, I Ord. FEBRUARY 19 St. Crispin of Viterbo, religious, I Ord. 1 St. Veridiana, virgin, III Ord. St. Theophilus of Corte, priest, I Ord. Bl. Andrew of Segni, religious, I Ord. 20 St. Bernardine of Siena, priest, I Ord. 4 St. Joseph of Leonessa, priest, I Ord. 24 Dedication of the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi 6 Sts. Peter Baptist, priest, and companions, martyrs 28 St. Mariana of Jesus de Paredes, virgin, III Ord. [Martin of the Ascension, Francis Blanco, priests; 30 Bl. Baptista Varano, virgin, II Ord. Philip of Jesus, cleric; Francis of St. Michael, St. Ferdinand, king, III Ord. Gonsalvo Garcia, religious; seventeen tertiaries], I and III Ord. JUNE 7 St. Colette of Corbie, virgin, II Ord. 2 St. Felix of Nicosia, religious, I Ord. 8 St. Giles Mary of St. Joseph, religious, I Ord. 8 Bl. Nicholas of Gèsturi, religious, I Ord. 15 Transfer of the Body of St. Anthony of Padua 12 Bl. Florida Cevoli, virgin, I Ord. 17 Bl. Luke Belludi, religious, I Ord. Bl. Jolenta, religious, III Ord. 19 St. Conrad of Piacenza, hermit, III Ord. Bl. Antoninus Bajewski, priest, and companions, 27 Bl. Sebastian of Aparicio, religious, I Ord. martyrs [Pius Bartosik, Innocent Guz, Achille Puchala, Herman Stepien, priests; Timothy MARCH Troianowski, Boniface Zukowski, religious], I Ord. 2 Bl. Agnes of Bohemia, virgin, II Ord. 13 St. Anthony of Padua, priest, doctor, I Ord. 3 Bls. Liberatus Weiss, Samuele Marzorati and 16 Bl. Anizet Koplin, priest, and companions, martyrs of Michele Pio Fasoli, priests and martyrs, I Ord. Poland [Henry Krzystofik, Florian Stêpniak, Fidelis Chojnacki, Symforiam Ducki], I Ord. 5 St. John Joseph of the Cross, priest, I Ord. Bl. Guy (Guido) Vignotelli, priest, I Ord. 9 St. Frances of Rome, religious, III Ord. 17 St. Albert Chmielowski, religious, III Ord., founder 12 Bl. Angela Salawa, virgin, III Ord. 22 St. Thomas More, martyr, III Ord. 18 St. Salvator of Horta, religious I Ord. 23 St. Joseph Cafasso, priest, III Ord. 20 Bl. John of Parma, priest, I Ord. 26 Bl. Andrew Hyacinth Longhin, bishop, I Ord. 22 St. Benvenute of Osimo, priest, I Ord. 30 Bl. Raymond Lull, martyr, III Ord. 23 St. Catherine of Genoa, III Ord. 24 Bl. Ludovico of Casoria, priest, I Ord. JULY 30 St. Peter Regaldo, priest, I Ord. 1 Bl. Junipero Serra, priest, I Ord. 4 St. Elizabeth of Portugal, queen, III Ord. APRIL 8 Bl. Gregory Grassi, bishop, and companions, 2 Bl. Elisabetta Vendramini, religious, III Ord., founder martyrs, I and III Ord. 3 St. Benedict the Moor, religious, I Ord. (Sometimes 9 St. Nicholas Pick, priest, and companions, martyrs, I celebrated on April 4) Ord. 6 St. Crescentia Höss, virgin, III Order 10 St. Veronica Giuliani, virgin, II Ord. 16 St. Bernadette Soubirous, cord-bearer of St. Francis 12 Sts. John Jones and John Wall, priests, martyrs, I St. Benedict Joseph Labre, cord-bearer of St. Ord. Francis 13 Bl. Angeline of Marciano, religious, III Ord. 15 St. Bonaventure, bishop, doctor, I Ord. St. Elzear of Sabran and Bl. Delphina of Glandenes, 16 Canonization of St. Francis - Canonized 16 July husband & wife, III Ord. 1228 by Pope Gregory IX 28 Bl. Innocent of Berzo, priest, I Ord. St. Francis Solano, priest, I Ord. * Outside of the U.S., he is celebrated on July 14 OCTOBER 21 St. Lawrence of Brindisi, priest, doctor, I Ord. 3 St. John of Dukla, priest, I Ord. 23 Bl. Cunegunda, religious, II Ord. 4 Our Holy Father Francis, deacon, Founder of the St. Bridget of Sweden, widow, III Ord. Three Orders 24 Bl. Louise of Savoy, widow, II Ord. 6 St. Mary Frances of the Five Wounds, virgin, III Ord. Bl. Modestino of Jesus and Mary, religious, I Ord. 10 St. Daniel, priest, and companions, martyrs Bl. Antonio Lucci, bishop, I Ord. [Angelus, Samuel, Donulus, Leo, Hugolinus and 27 Bl. Mary Magdalene of Martinengo, virgin, II Ord. Nicholas], I Ord. 28 Bl. Mary Teresa Kowalska, virgin, martyr of Poland, Bl. Mother Mary Angela Truszkowska, III Ord. II Ord. 11 Bl. John XXIII, pope, III Ord. Bl. Mattia Nazarei, virgin, II Ord. 12 St. Seraphin of Montegranaro, religious, I Ord. 13 Bl. Honorat Kozminski, priest, I Ord., founder AUGUST 20 Bl. James of Strepar, bishop, I Ord. 2 Our Lady of the Angels of the Portiuncula Bl. Contardo Ferrini, III Ord. 21 Bl. Josephine Leroux, virgin, martyr, II Ord. 3 Bl. Frederic Janssoone, priest, I Ord. 22 St. Peter of Alcantara, priest, I Ord. 4 St. John Vianney, priest, III Ord. * Outside of the U.S., he is celebrated on October 19 7 Bls. Agathangelus and Cassian, priests and martyrs, 23 St. John of Capestrano, priest, I Ord. I Ord. 26 Bl. Maria Jesus Ferragut, virgin, and companions, 8 Holy Father Dominic, priest, founder, Order of martyrs of Valencia [Maria Veronica Masiá, Maria Preachers Felicity Masiá Ferragut, Isabel Claduch Rovira, 9 Bl. John of La Verna, priest, I Ord. Milagros Ortells Gimeno], II Ord. 11 St. Clare of Assisi, virgin, II Ord. If anyone has good information on these Blesseds, 13 Bl. Mark of Aviano, priest, I Ord. please let us know. 14 St. Maximilian Kolbe, priest, I Ord. Bl. Bonaventure of Potenza, priest, I Ord. 17 St. Roch, III Ord. 31 Bl. Angelo of Acri, priest, I Ord. 18 Bls. John-Louis Loir, Protase Bourdon and Sebastian François, priests, martyrs of Rochefort, I Ord. NOVEMBER * On this day the Conventuals celebrate Bls. Louis- 4 St. Charles Borromeo, bishop, III Ord. Armand Adam and Nicholas Savouret, priests, 6 Bl. Alfonso Lopez, priest, and companions, martyrs martyrs of Rochefort, I Ord. [Pedro Rivera, Modesto Vegas, Dionisio Vicente, 19 St. Louis of Toulouse, bishop, I Ord. priests; Francisco Remon, Miguel Remon, 21 St. Pius X, pope, III Ord. religious, I Ord. 23 Bl. Bernard of Offida, religious, I Ord. Bl. Alfonso Lopez OFM Conv., no further info- 25 St. Louis IX, king, Patron of the Third Order Listed under Martyrs of Valencia 7 St. Didacus of Alcala, religious, I Ord. SEPTEMBER 8 Bl. John Duns Scotus, priest, I Ord. 1 St. Beatrice of Silva, virgin, II Ord., founder 13 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, virgin, III Ord., founder 2 Bls. Apollinaris of Posat, John Francis Burté, Severin 14 St. Nicholas Tavelic, priest, and companions, Girault, priests, and companions, martyrs, I and III martyrs, I Ord. Ord. 17 St. Elizabeth of Hungary, widow, Patron of the Third 3 Bl. Claudio Granzotto, religious, I Ord. Order 4 St. Rose of Viterbo, virgin, III Ord. 18 Bl. Salome, virgin, II Ord. 17 Stigmata of our Holy Father Francis 19 St. Agnes of Assisi, virgin, II Ord. 18 St. Joseph of Cupertino, priest, I Ord. 25 Bl. Elizabeth of Reute, virgin, III Ord. 19 St. Francis Mary of Camporossa, religious, I Ord. 26 St. Leonard of Port Maurice, priest, I Ord. 22 St. Ignatius of Santhia, priest, I Ord. 27 St. Francis Anthony Fasani, priest, I Ord. 23 St. Pio of Pietrelcina, priest, I Ord. Manifestation of Our Lady of the Miraculous 24 St. Pacifico of San Severino, priest, I Ord. Medal (OFM Conv.) 25 Finding of the Body of St. Clare Bl. Umile de Bisignano, religious, I Ord. 26 Bl. Aurelio of Vinalesa, priest, and companions, 28 St. James of the March, priest, I Ord. martyrs of Valencia [Ambrose of Benaguacil, 29 All Saints of the Franciscan Order (We pray the Pedro of Benisa, Joachim of Albocácer, Modesto Franciscan Litany of Saints) of Albocácer, Germaine of Cargagente, Beginning of the Novena for the Immaculate Bonaventure of Puzol, Santiago of Rafelbunol, Conception Henry of Almazora, Fidel of Puzol, Berard Lugar Nuevo de Fenollet, Pacifico of Valencia], I Ord. DECEMBER 2 Bl. Maria Angela Astorch, virgin, II Ord. Bl. Rafal Chylinski, priest, I Ord. 8 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, Patron & Queen of the Franciscan Order 10 Bl.
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    Festival Update TheD St.u Michael/St.Bois Catherine Rom Labora Dayn FestivalCat hash beeno lcanceledic Fduea toi thet Coronah C Virus.ommunities The planning process for this event is delayed and large group gatherings are discouraged through the better part of the summer. Our hope is that next winter circumstances will be much more favorable for moving forward with a Festival in September, 2021. Our thanks to those who were part of the startup of the event and we hope we are able to count on your support next year! Pennsylvania Charitable Trusts The Parable of the Tenants Matthew 21:33-43 PARISH OFFICES SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Mailing Address Faith Family Friends St. Catherine of Siena 118 S. State St. 118 S. State St. DuBois, PA 15801 Mass of Anticipation: 4:30 p.m. Hours: 8 a.m. - 3 p.m., M-T Sunday Mass: 10 a.m. Phone: 814-371-8556 Daily Mass at 7 a.m., M-F Fax: 814-371-0592 St. Michael the Archangel Parish Email: 15 Robinson St. St. Catherine Sunday Mass: 9 a.m. [email protected] Daily Mass: M-F 8 a.m. St. Michael (Please check bulletin for any changes) [email protected] A Moms’ gathering will take Parish Website: place on Tuesday, RECONCILIATION www.stcathstmikedubois.org October 6, at St. Catherine’s St. Catherine - By appointment only. McGivney Hall from St. Michael - Wednesday: 7:15-7:45 a.m. Faith Formation: 814-371-4082 9 - 10:30 a.m. Anytime by appointment. Classes at DCC from Sept-May 11:30-12:45 See page 3 for details.