Entering Ordinary Time

May 20, 2026

Ordinary Time begins after the Christmas and Epiphany season, pauses for Lent, and then resumes after Pentecost, continuing until Advent.


During this time, the Church focuses on the life and teachings of Jesus, especially on Sundays. Week by week, we listen to the Gospel readings, which help us come to know Christ more deeply.


Ordinary Time reminds us that our faith is lived not only in special seasons, but in everyday life. It is a time to grow as disciples, allowing Christ to be present in all we do.


As we take part in Sunday Mass and hear the Word of God, may it strengthen our faith, draw us closer to God, and inspire us to live with love and charity each day.


The Cycle of Prayer: During Ordinary Time (Summer, up to September)


We are asked to pray for these intentions:


  • A Deeper Understanding between Christians and Jews;
  • Those who Suffer Persecution, Oppression and Denial of Human Rights;
  • Europe;
  • Human Life;
  • Seafarers.


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