It is not a holy day of obligation in the universal Church.

The number of holy days of obligation was once much greater.

Some countries have as holy days of obligation feasts that are not among those listed in canon 1246.

Every day seems like a holy day of obligation for the Orthodox from what I've seen.

It is not even a Holy Day of Obligation.

There are two services on Holy Days of Obligation.

Non-Sunday holy days of obligation all have the rank of solemnity.

In addition, some Bundesländer have one or more of the following holy days of obligation:

All pupils have an opportunity to attend Mass on holy days of obligation and on some other major feasts.

It is true that he went to church every Sunday and on every holy day of obligation, but he went as a business investment.

All the other Holy days of Obligation are either dispensed or transferred to the succeeding Sunday.

It is a sign of her passing into eternal life and thus, it is a holy day of obligation.

During a holy day of obligation, the student body attends mass at St. Anne Church, located across the street from the school.

Catholics are required to attend on Sunday and on a few Holy Days of obligation.

Mass settings by major composers are used on feast days and Holy Days of Obligation.

These include weddings, funerals, holidays, holy days of obligation, the feast day of the church's patron Saint, and other special masses.

School-wide Masses are generally celebrated twice a month and on Holy Days of Obligation.

Sunday is a Holy Day of Obligation for Catholics that requires them to attend Mass.

Numerous national parades, processions and cultural festivities are associated with this patronage ranging from public holidays to holy day of obligation.

Vigils are observed on Saturday nights and the evenings before Holy Days of Obligation.

For Roman Catholics, this day is designated as a Holy Day of Obligation.

Feast day of the Assumption of Mary, one of the Catholic holy days of obligation.

It is also a reparation for the profanation of Sunday and the Holy Days of Obligation.

The parochial Mass is celebrated for their welfare on all Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation, even when suppressed.

The feast of the Immaculate Conception is also one of the nine national and public holidays and a holy day of obligation.