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Solemnity

The Ascension of the Lord

A solemnity in the General Roman Calendar, a moveable celebration, in white. Next: Thursday, 6 May 2027.

Its date and rank in each calendar

Calendar202620272028
General Roman CalendarThu 14 MaySolemnity · holy dayThu 6 MaySolemnity · holy dayThu 25 MaySolemnity · holy day
United StatesSun 17 MaySolemnitySun 9 MaySolemnitySun 28 MaySolemnity
EnglandThu 14 MaySolemnity · holy dayThu 6 MaySolemnity · holy dayThu 25 MaySolemnity · holy day
WalesThu 14 MaySolemnity · holy dayThu 6 MaySolemnity · holy dayThu 25 MaySolemnity · holy day
ScotlandThu 14 MaySolemnity · holy dayThu 6 MaySolemnity · holy dayThu 25 MaySolemnity · holy day
IrelandSun 17 MaySolemnitySun 9 MaySolemnitySun 28 MaySolemnity
CanadaSun 17 MaySolemnitySun 9 MaySolemnitySun 28 MaySolemnity
AustraliaSun 17 MaySolemnitySun 9 MaySolemnitySun 28 MaySolemnity
PhilippinesSun 17 MaySolemnitySun 9 MaySolemnitySun 28 MaySolemnity

A dash: not kept that year in that calendar, or outranked by a Sunday or a greater feast. See the ranks of celebrations.

The readings at Mass, Thursday, 6 May 2027

  • First Reading: Acts 1:1-11
  • Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9
  • Second Reading: Ephesians 1:17-23
  • Gospel: Mark 16:15-20

In full, from the World English Bible, on the day’s page.

In the 1962 Missal

Kept as Ascension of the Lord, Class I, in white, on Thursday, 6 May 2027, the same day.