Feast of the Visitation

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The Feast of the Visitation is a Christian celebration commemorating the Virgin Mary's visit to her cousin Elizabeth, highlighting themes of joy, humility, and recognition of Christ’s presence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian feast
Marian feast
liturgical celebration
associatedWith Marian devotion
missionary charity
pro-life spirituality
celebratedBy Anglican Communion NERFINISHED
Eastern Catholic Churches NERFINISHED
Lutheran churches NERFINISHED
Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
some Eastern Orthodox Churches
some other Protestant communities
commemorates Virgin Mary’s visit to Elizabeth
the Visitation event described in the Gospel of Luke
dateInRomanRite 31 May
dateInSomeAnglicanCalendars 31 May
dateInSomeEasternCatholicCalendars 30 March (Julian) / 12 April (Gregorian) or other local dates
dateInSomeLutheranCalendars 31 May
dateInTraditionalRomanCalendar 2 July
emphasizesDoctrine Incarnation
sanctity of unborn life
emphasizesVirtue charity
faith
hope
featuresBiblicalText Luke 1:39–56 GENERATED
featuresCanticle Magnificat GENERATED
hasKeyFigure Elizabeth NERFINISHED
Jesus Christ NERFINISHED
John the Baptist NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary NERFINISHED
hasLiturgicalTheme fraternal charity
humility
joy
praise of God’s mercy
recognition of Christ’s presence
honors Saint Elizabeth NERFINISHED
Saint John the Baptist NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary NERFINISHED
unborn Christ
institutedBy Pope Urban VI NERFINISHED
liturgicalColor white
liturgicalRank feast
movedInYear 1969
movedToDate 31 May by Pope Paul VI
partOf Christian liturgical year NERFINISHED
General Roman Calendar NERFINISHED
promotedBy Council of Basel NERFINISHED
Pope Pius V NERFINISHED
yearOfInstitution 1389

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