The article discusses why some saints and feast days are written in red ink in the church calendar, while others are in black or bold. Many believers assume this indicates some saints are more important than others, but the Church clarifies that all saints are equally revered before God. However, certain feasts and saints have gained special significance over time within the church's liturgical life, hence their designation in red. A priest explains that red denotes major feasts or significant saints, emphasizing that these days are meant to remind people to spend time in prayer at church and
Bias read (Center): The article provides an explanation from a religious perspective without taking a political stance. It focuses on cultural and religious practices rather than political issues.

