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Catholic Daily Readings and Homily for January 2021

Daily Mass Readings for February 2021 - From February 1 - February 28

Daily Mass Readings for March 2021 - From March 1 - March 31

Catholic Daily Readings and Homily for April 2021, Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday Easter Vigil
Daily Mass Readings for May 2021 - From May 1 - May 31 Daily Mass Readings for June 2021 - From June 1 - June 30 Daily Mass Readings for July 2021 - From July 1 - July 31 Daily Mass Readings for August 2021 - From August 1 - August 31 Daily Mass Readings for September 2021 - From September 1 - September 30 Daily Mass Readings for October 2021 - From October 1st - October 31st Daily Mass Readings for November 2021 - From November 1st - November 30th Daily Mass Readings for December 2021 - From December 1st - December 31st
Catholic Sunday Readings and Homily for Year A, Year B, Year C

Follow the link to see the Catholic Sunday Readings and Homily for all the Three Liturgical Cycles
Sunday Readings for Year A Sunday Readings for Year B Sunday Readings for Year C
Catholic Daily Readings for Weekday Masses

The Weekday readings for the Ordinary Time are as follows
Catholic Daily Readings for Year 1 Catholic Daily Readings for Year 2
Catholic Mass Readings for All Feasts and Solemnities

The mass readings for Feasts and Solemnities are as follows
Catholic Mass Readings for Feasts and Solemnities
Catholic Mass Readings for the Advent Season

The Mass Readings for the Advent Season are as follows
Catholic Mass Readings for The Advent Season
Catholic Mass Readings for Christmas Time | Christmastide | Noel

The Mass Readings for Christmas Time, Christmastide, Noel are as follows
Catholic Mass Readings for Christmas Time, Christmastide, Noel
Catholic Mass Readings for the Lent Season

The mass readings for the Lent Season are as follows
Catholic Mass Readings for the Lent Season
Catholic Mass Readings for The Eastertide | Eastertime | Paschaltide | Paschaltime | Paschal season

The mass readings for the Easter Season are as follows
Catholic Mass Readings for Easter Season, Paschaltide, Eastertide
The Liturgical Year
The liturgical year is made up of six seasons:
Advent

This comprises the four weeks of preparation before the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ

Christmas Time | Christmastide | Noel

This is the Period during the Birth of Jesus Christ

Lent

This is the six-week period of penance before the Death, Crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus Christ

Sacred Paschal Triduum (Easter Triduum)

These are the holiest "Three Days" of the Church's year. They include Mass of the Lord's Supper on Thursday, Good Friday of the Lord's Passion and Mass of the Resurrection of the Lord in the Easter Vigil.

Easter | Eastertide | Eastertime | Paschaltide | Paschaltime | Paschal season

These are the 50 days of joyful celebration from the resurrection of the Lord until his sending forth of the Holy Spirit in Pentecost

Ordinary Time

This period is divided into two sections (one spanning from the day after The Baptism of the Lord until the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday and the other spanning from the Day after Pentecost until the day before the First Sunday of Advent.

Daily Catholic Morning Prayer

It is important to begin each day with a good morning prayer as a Catholic, not only to ask for guidance during the day but to also thank God for the much he has done for you thus far. ...... More
Daily Catholic Morning Prayers
Daily Catholic Midday Prayer

These midday prayers include the Angelus, Regina Coeli (Queen of Heaven Rejoice), and the audios for both.
The Angelus - Queen of Heaven Rejoice - Regina Coeli - Midday Prayer
Catholic Daily Prayer

Bless your day every day with these Daily Prayers that will strengthen and energize you as you carry on with your day-to-day life endeavours.
Daily Prayer for Today
Daily Catholic Night Prayer

End your day every night with very strong, uplifting, and inspiring night prayers that have been tailormade to suit your prevailing state of emotion, mind, and spirit.
Daily Good Night Prayer
Bible Verse of the Day - Inspirational Bible Verses

After reading the Catholic Daily Readings, we bring you this Inspirational Catholic Bible Verse of the Day to help you uplift your spirit every day. Each day comes with its unique challenges and therefore we give you unique Bible Verses to help you pacify the torments of our and your hearts. .... More
Catholic Bible Verse of the Day - Inspirational Bible Verses
Catholic Quote of the Day - Positive Inspirational Quotes, Motivational Life Quotes

At times life can be tough on us. Also, in many other instances, we can find ourselves in mind-boggling situations. At this point apart from prayers and
Catholic Daily Readings, we need life quotes that will cool the fire in our hearts and minds and also keep us free from anxiety as we wait in joyful hope for the coming of our Savior Jesus Christ. ...... More
Catholic Quote of the Day - Positive Inspirational Quotes, Motivational Life Quotes
In our Catholic Church, Blesseds and Saints have been allocated specific days to celebrate their Memorial Days, Feast Days and Solemnities.

Some saints especially the martyrs have been given more emphasis because they gave up their life for the sake of their faith in Christ and also for the sake of the Church and its Holy Teachings.

Everyday, we will be giving you the details about a particular saint i.e. Biography, Feast Day, Patronage, Date of Birth, Country of Birth, Profession, Place of Work, Date of Death, Place of Death, Beatification Date, Canonization Date
Catholic Saint Feast Days in January Catholic Saint Feast Days in February Catholic Saint Feast Days in March Catholic Saint Feast Days in April Catholic Saint Feast Days in May Catholic Saint Feast Days in June Catholic Saint Feast Days in July Catholic Saint Feast Days in August Catholic Saint Feast Days in September Catholic Saint Feast Days in October Catholic Saint Feast Days in November Catholic Saint Feast Days in December
The Solemnities

Solemnities are the celebrations of greatest importance. Each Solemnity begins on the prior evening with first vespers (evening prayer) and several of the solemnities have their own Vigil Mass. On these days, both the Gloria and the Creed are recited.

1. January 1 - Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God

2. Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord

3. March 19 - Solemnity of Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary

4. March 25 - Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord

5. Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord

6. Ascension of the Lord

7. Pentecost

8. Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

9. Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi)

10. Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

11. Solemnity of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist

12. Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles

13. Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Holy Day of Obligation

14. November 1 - All Saints Day

15. Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe (Christ the King)

16. December 8 - Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary

17. December 25 - The Nativity of the Lord (Christmas)

The Catholic Bible

The word 'The Bible' comes from the Greek word 'τὰ βιβλία'. The Bible is a collection of sacred texts or scriptures written by human beings through Divine Inspiration and also an account of the relationship between God and man.

There are Holy Books written in The Old Testament and in The New Testament. The Old Testament is the account of God's Word interaction with the People of Israel while the New Testament is the Word from God the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit to the people of the whole world.

The Catholic Bible has 73 Books, which include the Deuterocanonical Books that the Protestant Churches have a low opinion about.

It is from The Catholic Bible that we derive the Catholic Daily Readings.

The Old Testament of The Catholic Bible

The Books written in The Old Testament of The Catholic Bible are as follows:

The Pentateuch

The Historical Books

Biblical Novellas

The Wisdom Books

The Prophetic Books

The New Testament of The Catholic Bible

The Books written in The New Testament of The Catholic Bible are as follows

The Gospels

Early Church Historical Book

New Testament Letters: Letters of St Paul

General Catholic Letters
Our Daily Homily are adapted from My Catholic Life

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Catholic Daily Readings 2021, Daily Homily For the Whole Year 2021 - January - December

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Catholic Daily Readings and Homily for January 2021 Daily Mass Readings for February 2021 - From February 1 - February 28 Daily Mass Readings for March 2021 - From March 1 - March 31 Catholic Daily Readings and Homily for April 2021, Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday

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After reading this Gospel I understood that the prophets die trying to spread the word of God. I thought this because it was talking about prophets dyeing. This is what I think of after reading this Gospel.

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This reading really reminds me that God is the God of us ALL. No matter who we are, God is the Judge of us all. We have no right to judge anyone else because we are all sinners. We all need God's forgiveness because we all have sinned against him greatly.

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Through this reading I can understand that God is above all law. He is the only one who can judge you and won't let you in heaven if you are bad. Even if you do something wrong, you can have redemption if you follow him.

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What I learned from reading Romans 3: 21-30 is that God, (or your equivalent of your God depending on your religious beliefs) belongs to all of us, and each of us have a right to worship him. (based off of Romans 3: 29) I also learned that it is not our place to judge whether someone is holy or unholy, but it is God's position to judge us. Our job is to be the best person we can be, and incorporate God into our lives in one way or another. (I also wanted to add that it states that Jesus died for our sins, meaning that Jesus died for all of us to forgive us and not just forgive a certain number or group of people.)

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Through this reading I understand that God will always be there for us. I was around four when I started understanding this concept. I understand that God we'll be there for me through my entire life.

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Through this reading I can know that Jesus does not just belong to the Jews, but also to the Gentiles; those who are foreigners but want to know, love, and serve him. This message applies to everyone. Those who are close to Jesus, and those who are not. The reading states, "For there is no distinction; all have sinned and are deprived form the glory of God. They are justified freely from his grace through the redemption in Christ Jesus." This means we are all sinners and we all need the Grace  of Jesus to help us; no matter who we are.

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I think this reading is saying that God is not just for one faith, he is for everyone in every faith. He wants us all to believe in him. He wants us to believe in him so we can meet him in Heaven

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Through this reading I can see that the religion with God, is not only for Jews. But God is for everyone. "Is God of the Jews only and and not also of the Gentiles? On the contrary, of the Gentiles also." is my evidence that God is for every one. This can be found in Romans 3:29.

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Through this reading I can understand that God is not just for the Jews. He is for all us. I understand that a person is justified from their faith and not the works of Law.

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In the psalm I think it is trying to say that people are asking for forgiveness. They want God to forgive them so they can go to Heaven. It also sounds like they are trying to look for him, or they are trying to get closer to him by God forgiving their sins.

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This reading reminds me about Gods law and to follow them. This reminds me of it because it talk a lot about laws a God. This reading also reminds me that God is the only one that is allow to judge. This is what I get from reading this passage.

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After reading this Gospel I that what people think is right can be blinded for the wrong they have done. I understand that people that seem to be amazing can be horrible.

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After reading this psalm I know that you can call God for help in prayer. He wants to forgive so we should be open to God. We should want to have mercy in heaven and strive for it.

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After reading this Psalm, I realize that we all need to cry out to God to forgive us for our sins. He is a loving and merciful God. The Psalm says that "But with you is forgiveness and so you are revered." We should love God because he is merciful and always ready to forgive us for our sins. We should also trust God that he will always be there for us.

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After reading this Psalm I see that the lord s merciful to those that cry for forgiveness. People who ask will receive forgiveness because God is merciful. I do this almost everyday.

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After reading Psalms 130 1-6, I think it means that when we sin, we should go to God in prayer and ask for forgiveness. Since Jesus died for all of our sins, so that we may have a chance to be forgiven, we can always ask God for another chance. As long as we are truly repentant and sincere in our prayers, God is ready to forgive us. For example, in verse two David said " When I was not humble in thought, then I lifted up my soul." meaning that when he sinned, he lifted up his soul to God in prayer.

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I understand that we should always trust God with everything. God will forgive us. He will also listen to us if we speak out to him.

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This Psalm is kinda similar to the first reading! It speaks about forgiveness, and how we need to trust in the Lord. The person who is speaking is asking for God to forgive them. I think this mean that we can't be truly happy in life without God's love and forgiveness.

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What I get from this psalm is that you need to pray. I get this from this Psalm because in this Psalm it seem like someone is praying.

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After reading this passage, I realize that many will be persecuted because of their belief in God. They will have much to suffer. I also realize that we should not give good credit or applaud people when they do bad things or sin. The Scholars and Pharisees here did just that and Jesus warned them what they're doing is not pleasing in the eyes of God. We should appreciate the good deeds that people do unto themselves and others.

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After reading this Gospel I saw how Luke says how the people will pay for what their ancestors did. They wanted this to happen so they will pay in heaven. For God will judge them.

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After reading this Psalm, I hear that God hears those who calls out to him, people who wait patiently for him. God is forgiveness, " But with you is forgiveness." People trust in God.

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I think it is trying to say that the people who killed God's prophets will be forgiven and will be given second chances to change their ways when he sends more prophets. God wants them to change what they are doing so they can meet him and understand what the Catholic faith means. I think the people who hurt the Catholics are also going to be given multiple chances to change and hopefully they will become a catholic too.

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I think this reading speaks about God holding sinners accountable. He seems upset that these people sinned and committed these deeds. He is saying that they will be charged with their blood.

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After reading this passage, what I think it is saying is that the very people that we may look up to, or think are good examples, are sometimes the people who are behind our problems. When you really think about it, some of the problems we have in our world are caused by division in religions (like the many wars we've had throughout our history). It also says that God knew that the prophets would end up being persecuted and hated because of their beliefs. What I get from this is that even though there is so much conflict and hate in the world, we should keep spreading what we believe and stand by it.

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What I understand is that the prophets are getting killed for their faith. Also that people will pay for their actions. Also that the scholars stopped people that were trying to enter into God's faith.