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December 8 · Solemnity · White
Immaculate Conception
Defined as dogma by Pius IX in 1854: from the first moment of her conception, Mary was preserved from original sin in view of the merits of her Son. The patroness of the United States.
When is the feast of Immaculate Conception?
The feast is celebrated on December 8 each year, kept as a solemnity in the General Roman Calendar, with white vestments.
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When is the feast of Immaculate Conception?
The feast of Immaculate Conception is celebrated on December 8 each year, kept as a solemnity in the General Roman Calendar.
Who was Immaculate Conception?
Defined as dogma by Pius IX in 1854: from the first moment of her conception, Mary was preserved from original sin in view of the merits of her Son. The patroness of the United…
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More saints
- St Nicholas — December 6
- St Ambrose — December 7
- St Juan Diego — December 9
- St Eulalia of Mérida — December 10
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