October 2021 Calendar -

 

St. Callistus, Pope Feast Day
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1FriSaint Therese of the Child Jesus, virgin and doctor
2SatSaint Leger
3SunSaint Theodora Guérin
4MonSaint Francis of Assisi
5TueBlessed Francis Xavier Seelos
6WedSaint Bruno
7ThuOur Lady of the Rosary
8FriSaint Pelagia
9SatSaint John Leonardi
10SunSaint Francis Borgia
11MonSaint Damien of Molokai
12TueSaint Seraphin of Montegranaro
13WedSaint Edward the Confessor
14ThuSaint Callistus I, pope and martyr
15FriSaint Teresa of Avila
16SatSaint Margaret of Cortona
17SunSaint Ignatius of Antioch, bishop and martyr
18MonSaint Luke the Evangelist
19TueSaint Isaac Jogues, Jean de Brébeuf and Companions
20WedBlessed James of Strepar
21ThuSaint Hilarion
22FriBlessed Pope John Paul II
23SatSaint John of Capistrano, priest
24SunSaint Anthony Mary Claret, bishop
25MonSaint Antônio de Sant’Anna Galvão
26TueSaint Bean
27WedSaint Frumentius
28ThuSaint Simon and Saint Jude, apostles
29FriSaint Narcissus of Jerusalem
30SatSaint Alphonsus Rodriguez
31SunBlessed Thomas of Florence

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