There are hundreds of saints with feast days in August. If you can narrow your question down to one day, I can help you.
In order, most important first: Solemnities, Feasts, Memorials and Optional Memorials.
It lays out the liturgical year indicates periods such as Lent, Easter, Advent, Christmas, and also special days and feasts for saints.
to celebrate saints holy daysRoman Catholic AnswerThe Church uses white (or gold, as an option) on most major feasts of Our Blessed Lord, for instance, Christmas, Easter, Ascension. White is also used for feasts of Our Blessed Lady and for feasts of saints who were not martyrs. Red is used on the feasts of martyrs and on feasts of the Holy Spirit.
Peasants had about 60 holy days they celebrated as feasts. Every Sunday was one. Christmas was another that people know well today, but there were a number of others, such as the Feast of the Circumcision, the Feast of the Ascension, and so on. In addition to important feast days that were widely celebrated, there would have been feasts of the patron saints of local churches, the country, and possibly local nobility. The number of these feasts varied with time and place, but in addition to all Sundays, there were probably about eight celebrated in most places.
White vestments are worn on the following occasions : * Christmastide (from Christmas day to the Baptism of the Lord) * Easter season * Holy Thursday * Feasts of Our Lord other than of His Passion * Feasts of Our Lady * Feasts of the Angels * Feast of St. John the Apostle * Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul * Nativity of St. John the Baptist * Feast of All Saints * Feasts of Non-martyred Saints * Weddings * Baptism
The following saints are memorialized on July 11:AbundiusAmabilis of RouenBenedict of NursiaCindeusCyprian of BresciaDrostanHidulfJanuariusJohn of BergamoLeontius the YoungerMarcianOlgaPelagiaPlacid of DissentisSabinus of BresciaSabinus of PoitiersSidroniusSigisbert of DissentisThurketyl
Only Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, and maybe Coptic churches do this.
The medieval calendar served as a map of the Church year. While following the method of the Roman calendar in determining dates, it also listed saints' days and other religious feasts and recorded the phases of the moon.
The number of church holidays varied with time and place.There were a number of holidays celebrating events in the life of Jesus or history of the Church, these included the following:ChristmasThe Feast of the Holy InnocentsThe Feast of the CircumcisionTwelfth DayCandlemasShrove TuesdayAsh WednesdayThe Feast of the AnnunciationPalm SundayGood FridayEasterThe Feast of the AscensionPentecostMost of these were important feasts for all Christians, regardless of where they were.There were other feast days, including every Sunday, regardless of whatever else was going on, including Lent, so Sundays in Lent were feast days, and Lenten fasts were not necessarily observed.There were saints' days, which were days designated as feasts for one saint or another. There being far more saints than days to be their feasts, any given day was most probably a feast day for some saint or other. These days were celebrated in places where the saint had some significance, such as being patron saint of the local church, ruling family, local noble family, or local church.
The feasts are celebrated where ever there are Catholics or members of the Eastern Orthodox churches.
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Yes, it is called the liturgical calendar marking the seasons, feasts, and memorials of saints, Our Blessed Lord, His Mother, and God.