Happy September!


The Catholic Company - The Church dedicates the month of September to Our  Lady of Sorrows, also known as Mater Dolorosa (Mother of Sorrows). This  devotion recalls the Blessed Virgin Mary's spiritual 

Each month of the calendar year is dedicated to a Catholic Devotion. In  September it is Our Lady of Sorrows. This is because the Feast of the Seven Sorrows falls on September 15th every year. September is also Deaf Awareness Month as well as The Season of Creation. The latter is a month long celebration to motivate us to care for God’s Creation. Suicide Prevention Month is also an important September commemoration. 

 Seven Sorrows Chaplet

30 Days With Mary  (This guide goes through the 12th but the custom of Our Lady's 30 days continues through the 15th)

Our Lady of Montevergine is honored on September 1st and she is the patroness of gay couples. 


As school is starting take this opportunity to take the Trevor Project Reading Project .

Weather Proverbs for September

  • Fair on September 1st, fair for the month.
  • Heavy September rain brings drought.
  • If on September 19th there is a storm from the South, a mild winter may be expected. 

Lunar Folklore 

Full Moon The Full Moon in Ireland

 The New Moon in Ireland

Presidential Proclamations  

For more about this months dedications click Here and here.

Weather Lore Calendar

Dates of Importance:

First Friday 

First Saturday 

September 1st: Labor Day 

September 8th: Nativity of Mary 

September 11th: Day of Remembrance 

September 12th: Holy Name of Mary 

September 14th: Holy Cross Day 

September 15th: Our Lady of Sorrows

September 21st: St. Matthew

September 29th: The Feast of the Archangels 

Feast of the Archangels (Sept 29) "If St. Michael's brings ,many acorns, Christmas will cover the fields with snow." (Weather Proverb)

September 23rd marks the feast of Padre Pio. See here on how to become one of his spiritual children

September 28th marks the feast of Mary, Undoer of Knots, see here for Her Novena. On this day also begins the Novena to Our Lady of the Rosary

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