Weather and Nature

Saints in March: the calendar day by day

Every day in March with its General Roman Calendar celebration, liturgical rank and colour.

1Weekday with no proper memorial
2Weekday with no proper memorial
3Weekday with no proper memorial
4
  • Saint Casimir · Commemoration · white
5Weekday with no proper memorial
6Weekday with no proper memorial
7
  • Saints Perpetua and Felicity, Martyrs · Commemoration · red
8
  • Saint John of God, Religious · Commemoration · white
9
  • Saint Frances of Rome, Religious · Commemoration · white
10Weekday with no proper memorial
11Weekday with no proper memorial
12Weekday with no proper memorial
13Weekday with no proper memorial
14Weekday with no proper memorial
15Weekday with no proper memorial
16Weekday with no proper memorial
17
18
  • Saint Cyril of Jerusalem, Bishop and Doctor of the Church · Commemoration · white
19
  • Saint Joseph Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary · Solemnity · white
20Weekday with no proper memorial
21Weekday with no proper memorial
22Weekday with no proper memorial
23
  • Saint Turibius of Mogrovejo, Bishop · Commemoration · white
24Weekday with no proper memorial
25
  • Annunciation of the Lord · Solemnity · white
26Weekday with no proper memorial
27Weekday with no proper memorial
28Weekday with no proper memorial
29Weekday with no proper memorial
30Weekday with no proper memorial
31Weekday with no proper memorial

This month on the sanctoral

What March's calendar holds

March has 9 of its 31 days carrying a fixed celebration on this calendar, and 2 of those dates reach feast or solemnity rank.

The twelve months

Saints with their own page

This page follows the General Roman Calendar. It is not an official publication of the Holy See. The dates, the liturgical rank and the colour come from LitCal, an open community project (Apache-2.0 licence), and the text is ours, written from open sources. For your diocese or parish calendar, ask your diocese.

Your diocesan, national or religious-order calendar may list other saints on these days, in addition to those of the General Roman Calendar.