Ash Wednesday that week (Feb 18, 2026) begins Lent—perfect timing for repentance, reconciliation, and spiritual reset.

As we begin a new year, this gathering invites us into repentance, reconciliation, and a spiritual reset—perfect timing to return to the Lord with our whole hearts.

Mid‑Lent emphasis (Laetare Sunday falls Mar 15; Annunciation is Mar 25), inviting hope and Marian trust while still journeying through the desert.

We’re in Easter Season—Easter Sunday is Apr 5, 2026—so celebrate resurrection power and new life.

May is traditionally the Month of Mary, and Pentecost follows soon (May 24). Lean into Marian discipleship that leads to the Upper Room.

After Trinity (May 31), many dioceses observe Corpus Christi on Sunday (Australia often celebrates the Sunday after Trinity), and this month includes Sacred Heart (Fri Jun 12)—ideal for Eucharistic adoration and love of the Heart of Christ.

Ordinary Time focus on discipleship; near the Memorial of St Mary Magdalene (Jul 22)—a powerful witness of personal encounter and mission.

Today is the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Aug 15)—one of the year’s great Marian solemnities—falling exactly on your event date.

The week holds Exaltation of the Holy Cross (Sep 14) and Our Lady of Sorrows (Sep 15)—rich for suffering, redemption, and hope.

October is the Month of the Holy Rosary (Our Lady of the Rosary Oct 7), and World Mission Sunday 2026 is Oct 18 (penultimate Sunday of Oct)—your event is perfectly placed to ignite mission.

November opens with All Saints (Nov 1) and All Souls (Nov 2); Christ the King closes the liturgical year (Nov 22, 2026)—your event is the eve of the solemnity.

This falls on Advent’s Fourth Week (Advent begins Nov 29, 2026). It’s the ideal final sprint in expectant hope before the Nativity (Dec 25).