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The liturgical calendar currently in use in the Roman Catholic Church, following the reform of the Second Vatican Council (1969). It includes the main liturgical seasons: Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter and Ordinary Time.

Ordinary Roman Calendar

The traditional liturgical calendar of the Catholic Church, according to the extraordinary form of the Roman rite as celebrated before the Vatican II reform. Also known as the "Tridentine Mass" or the "Mass of Saint Pius V".

Roman Calendar — 1962 Missal

The liturgical calendar of the Maronite Church, an Eastern Catholic Church of Syriac-Antiochene origin, deeply rooted in Lebanon and the Levant, but also present in a large diaspora, particularly in the Americas and Australia. This calendar follows its own liturgical cycle, inherited from the West Syriac tradition.

Maronite Calendar

The liturgical calendar used by Eastern Catholic Churches of the Byzantine rite, including the Melkite Greek Catholic Church. It follows the ancient Byzantine tradition with its own cycle of feasts and seasons.

Byzantine Calendar

The liturgical calendar of the Syriac Catholic Church, following the West Syriac rite of the Antiochene tradition. One of the oldest Christian liturgical traditions, rooted in the ancient Church of Antioch.

Syriac Calendar

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