Ordinary Time
Monday, November 1, 2027
On Monday, November 1, 2027, the Catholic Church is in Ordinary Time and the liturgical color is white. The Church celebrates All Saints.
Liturgical color: White · for the solemnity of All Saints
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Saint of the day
Solemnity
All Saints
A feast of all the blessed in heaven — known and unknown, canonized and uncanonized. The crowd no one can number from every nation, tribe, people, and tongue (Rev 7).
Holy women and men, all the saints of God, pray for us — every one of us still on the way.
A solemnity is the highest rank of celebration in the calendar.
About Ordinary Time
Ordinary Time is the Church's ordered counting of weeks — 'ordinal', not 'ordinary' in the sense of plain. It falls in two stretches, after the Christmas season and after Pentecost, and it is where most of the Gospel is read straight through, Sunday by Sunday.
Why white?
White is worn at Christmas and Easter, and on feasts of the Lord, Mary, and saints who were not martyred. It is the color of joy and of light.
Verse of the day
Matt 5:8
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Frequently asked
What liturgical color is worn on November 1, 2027?
White, for the solemnity of All Saints. White is worn at Christmas and Easter, and on feasts of the Lord, Mary, and saints who were not martyred. It is the color of joy and of light.
What liturgical season is November 1, 2027 in?
Ordinary Time. Ordinary Time is the Church's ordered counting of weeks — 'ordinal', not 'ordinary' in the sense of plain. It falls in two stretches, after the Christmas season and after Pentecost, and it is where most of the Gospel is read straight through, Sunday by Sunday.
Is November 1, 2027 a holy day of obligation in the United States?
No. All Saints' Day — the obligation is abrogated this year (falls on a Monday in the US)
Which saint is celebrated on November 1, 2027?
All Saints. A feast of all the blessed in heaven — known and unknown, canonized and uncanonized. The crowd no one can number from every nation, tribe, people, and tongue (Rev…
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