Day of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows

September 15, Monday

Day of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows
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The Day of Our Lady of Sorrows is celebrated annually on September 15 in Catholic countries. This holiday is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and her spiritual sufferings, particularly the sorrow associated with the suffering and death of Jesus Christ.

History of the holiday
The holiday dates back to the Middle Ages, when the Catholic Church paid special attention to prayers about Mary's sufferings and her role in the salvation of humanity. In 1913, Pope Pius X officially included the Day of Our Lady of Sorrows in the liturgical calendar. The day helps believers reflect on the tragedy and sacrifice that humanity has gone through and strengthens their spiritual connection with the Mother of God.

Goals and objectives

* Honoring the Virgin Mary and her sufferings.
* Reflecting on spiritual and moral values.
* Strengthening faith and prayer life among Catholics.
* Supporting the spiritual unity of the community and believers.

How it is celebrated
On this day, special services and masses are held in Catholic churches. Believers recite prayers, especially the Seven Sorrows of Mary, and may participate in processions symbolically remembering the sufferings of the Virgin Mary. In some countries, spiritual meetings, discussions, and catechism classes are organized to understand Mary’s role in the salvation of humanity. In families and religious communities, this day is often accompanied by charitable activities and spiritual reflections.
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