
Liturgical Calendar

Follow the Scripture readings for Sundays, and the daily Gospel. Read and reflect on them as part of your daily prayer.
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May 2026
| Date | Celebration | 1st Reading | Psalm | 2nd Reading | Gospel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Season of Eastertide |
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| May 1 | Friday, 4th Week of Easter | Acts 13:26–33 | Ps 2:6–11 | — | Matthew 13:54–58 |
| Also today | St Joseph the Worker | Genesis 1:26-2:3 | Ps 90:2-16 | Colossians 3:14-15, 17, 23-24 | Matthew 13:54-58 |
| May 2 | Saturday, 4th Week of Easter | Acts 13:44–52 | Ps 98:1–4 | — | John 14:7–14 |
| May 3 | 5th Sunday of Easter | Acts 6:1–7 | Ps 33:1–19 | 1 Peter 2:4–9 | John 14:1–12 |
| May 4 | Monday, 5th Week of Easter | Acts 14:5–18 | Ps 115:1–16 | — | John 14:21–26 |
| May 5 | Tuesday, 5th Week of Easter | Acts 14:19–28 | Ps 145:10–21 | — | John 14:27–31a |
| May 6 | Wednesday, 5th Week of Easter | Acts 15:1–6 | Ps 122:1–5 | — | John 15:1–8 |
| May 7 | Thursday, 5th Week of Easter | Acts 15:7–21 | Ps 96:1–10 | — | John 15:9–11 |
| May 8 | Friday, 5th Week of Easter | Acts 15:22–31 | Ps 57:8–12 | — | John 15:12–17 |
| May 9 | Saturdayday, 5th Week of Easter | Acts 16:1–10 | Ps 100:2–5 | — | John 15:18–21 |
| May 10 | 6th Sunday of Easter | Acts 8:5–17 | Ps 66:1–20 | 1 Peter 3:15–18 | John 14:15–21 |
| May 11 | Monday, 6th Week of Easter | Acts 16:11–15 | Ps 149:1–9 | — | John 15:26–16:4 |
| May 12 | Tuesday, 6th Week of Easter | Acts 16:22–34 | Ps 138:1–8 | — | John 16:5–11 |
| May 13 | Wednesday, 6th Week of Easter | Acts 17:15–18:1 | Ps 148:1–14 | — | John 16:12–15 |
| May 14 | Thursday, 6th Week of Easter | Acts 1:15–26 | Ps 113:1–8 | — | John 15:9–17 |
Ascension Thursday |
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| Also today | Ascension of the Lord | Acts 1:1–11 | Ps 47:2–9 | Ephesians 1:17–23 | Matthew 28:16–20 |
| May 15 | Friday, 6th Week of Easter | Acts 18:9–18 | Ps 47:2–10 | — | John 16:20–23 |
| May 16 | Saturday, 6th Week of Easter | Acts 18:23–28 | Ps 47:2–10 | — | John 16:23b–28 |
| May 17 | 7th Sunday of Easter | Acts 8:5–17 | Ps 66:1–20 | 1 Peter 3:15–18 | John 14:15–21 |
| May 18 | Monday, 7th Week of Easter | Acts 19:1–8 | Ps 68:2–7 | — | John 16:29–33 |
| May 19 | Tuesday, 7th Week of Easter | Acts 20:17–27 | Ps 68:10–21 | — | John 17:1–11a |
| May 20 | Wednesday, 7th Week of Easter | Acts 20:28–38 | Ps 68:29–36 | — | John 17:11b–19 |
| May 21 | Thursday, 7th Week of Easter | Acts 22:30; 23:6–11 | Ps 16:1–11 | — | John 17:20–26 |
| May 22 | Friday, 7th Week of Easter | Acts 25:13b–21 | Ps 103:1–20 | — | John 21:15–19 |
| May 23 | Saturday, 7th Week of Easter | Acts 28:16–31 | Ps 11:4–7 | — | John 21:20–25 |
| May 24 | Pentecost Sunday | Acts 2:1–11 | Ps 104:1–34 | 1 Cor 12:3b–13 | John 20:19–23 |
Eastertide ends with Pentecost Sunday, and we move into Ordinary Time with Week 8 of OT |
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| May 25 | Monday of 8th Week of OT | 1 Peter 1:3-9 | Ps 111:1-10, | — | Mark 10:17-27 |
| May 26 | Tuesday of 8th Week of OT | 1 Peter 1:10–16 | Ps 98:1–4 | — | Mark 10:28–31 |
| May 27 | Wednesday of 8th Week of OT | 1 Peter 1:18–25 | Ps 147:12–20 | — | Mark 10:32–45 |
| May 28 | Thursday of 8th Week of OT | 1 Peter 2:2–12 | Ps 100:1–5 | — | Mark 10:46–52 |
| May 29 | Friday of 8th Week of OT | 1 Peter 4:7–13 | Ps 96:10–13 | — | Mark 11:11–26 |
| May 30 | Saturday of 8th Week of OT | Jude 1:17, 20–25 | Ps 63:2–6 | — | Mark 11:27–33 |
| May 31 | Trinity Sunday | Deuteronomy 4:32–40 | Ps 33:4–22 | Rom 8:14–17 | Matthew 28:16–20 |
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Excerpt from THE JERUSALEM BIBLE, copyright (c) 1966 by Darton, Longman & Todd, Ltd. and Doubleday, a division of Penguin Random House, Inc. Reproduced with Permission.
Excerpt from THE GRAIL PSALMS, with permission of A P Watt at United Agents on behalf of The Grail, England. Copyright © 1963 by The Grail, England.
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