"La Semana santificada" es un término popular aplicado a una costumbre entre los católicos, por lo que cada día de la semana se consagró a una devoción especial, así:

Domingo -------------------- Para la Santísima Trinidad:
La meditación sobre la fe, la esperanza y la caridad - el amor de Dios - la conformidad con la voluntad de Dios - el deseo del Cielo.

Lunes -------------------- Para el Espíritu Santo y las Santas Almas del Purgatorio
Meditación sobre: los deberes de su estado de vida - la santificación de sus acciones - fidelidad a la inspiración del Espíritu Santo.

Martes ---------------------- Para los Santos Ángeles
Meditación sobre: su pasión dominante - las virtudes - pecado venial - pecado mortal.

Miércoles -------------------------- Para San José
Meditación sobre: el ejemplo de los santos patronos - la Infancia de Nuestro Señor - la obra de misericordia.

Jueves ---------------------- Para el Santísimo Sacramento
Meditación en: virtudes enseñadas por Nuestro Señor m del Santísimo Sacramento es decir, la humildad, el silencio, la tolerancia - la Santa Misa.

Viernes --------------------- Para la Pasión de Nuestro Señor y al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús
Meditación sobre: las virtudes especialmente enseñado por la Pasión, es decir, las penitencias, la resignación, la caridad fraterna, la mortificación - Sagrado Corazón de Jesús.

Sábado -------------------- Para la Santísima Virgen María y en las oraciones especiales por los Sacerdotes
Meditación sobre: su pureza, la humildad, la obediencia, la mansedumbre - su amor a Jesucristo - también la muerte, el juicio, la eternidad, el Purgatorio y el Infierno.

The Catholic Week and Month

Week

Fridays are penitential days and Catholics are to keep in mind Christ's suffering and to sacrifice something for the sake of penance and discipline. Catholics fulfill this duty by abstaining from meat and making other penances.

Saturdays are, traditionally, the days Catholics go to Confession in preparation for receiving the Eucharist on Sundays, but of course you can go to Confession on any day..

Sundays are, of course, the day for renewing Christ's once and for all Sacrifice during the Sacrifice of the Holy Mass. Because Christ rose from His tomb on Sunday, Sabbath was changed from Saturday to Sundays, or "the Lord's Day." On this day we fulfill God's Third Commandment, to "remember the Sabbath day [which means "rest", not "Saturday"], to keep it holy." We refrain from unnecessary servile work and fulfill our "Sunday Obligation" to attend Mass.

Day of the Week	Western (Roman) Catholics Dedicated to:
Sunday	Resurrection & the Holy and Undivided Trinity
Monday	The Holy Ghost & the  Holy Souls in Purgatory
Tuesday	The Holy Face & The Holy Angels 1
Wednesday	St. Joseph 2
Thursday	The Blessed Sacrament 3
Friday	Christ's Passion and His Sacred Heart 4
Saturday	The Blessed Virgin and her Immaculate Heart. 5

Day of the Week	Byzantine Catholics are Dedicated to:
Sunday	Resurrection & the Holy and Undivided Trinity
Monday	The Holy Angels
Tuesday	The Forerunner, St. John the Baptist
Wednesday	The All Holy Theotokos (Blessed Virgin Mary)
Thursday	Apostles Peter and Paul & St. Nicholas of Myra
Friday	The Holy Cross
Saturday	All Saints

Day of the Week	Maronite Catholics are Dedicated to:
Sunday	Resurrection & the Holy and Undivided Trinity
Monday	The Holy Angels
Tuesday	I. Prophets, the Just, Confessors / II. Bishops, Priests, Doctors and Monks
Wednesday	The Virgin Mary, Mother of God
Thursday	Apostles and Four Evangelists
Friday	Martyrs
Saturday	Holy Souls in Purgatory

Month

Month		Dedicated to:
January		The Holy Name and The Holy Family & Childhood of Jesus
February		Sacred Passion of Jesus
March		St. Joseph
April		The Holy Ghost & The Blessed Sacrament
May		The Blessed Virgin Mary
June		Sacred Heart of Jesus
July		The Precious Blood
August		Immaculate Heart of Mary
September		Seven Dolours (Sorrows) of Mary
October		The Holy Rosary (and, less formally, the Holy Angels)
November		Poor Souls in Purgatory
December		The Immaculate Conception

The Catholic Day, Week, and Month

The Catholic Day has its own rhythm, and each day of the week and each month has a special devotional emphasis. Day The hours of the day are broken up into the Canonical Hours during which priests, religious, and some pious laymen pray from the Breviary. At 6AM, Noon, and 6PM the Angelus is prayed. Some Catholics might pray, instead or in addition to the above, the Morning Offering upon awakening, and make a Nightly Examination of Conscience at night, just before bed. Week Fridays are penitential days and Catholics are to keep in mind Christ's suffering and to sacrifice something for the sake of penance and discipline. Catholics fulfill this duty by abstaining from meat and making other penances. Saturdays are, traditionally, the days Catholics go to Confession in preparation for receiving the Eucharist on Sundays. Some Catholics might make a habit of going to Confession on Saturdays; other might go before Mass on Sunday, or might go only when they need to confess, or on some other schedule.  Sundays are, of course, the day for renewing Christ's once and for all Sacrifice during the Sacrifice of the Holy Mass. Because Christ rose from His tomb on Sunday, Sabbath was changed from Saturday to Sundays, or "the Lord's Day." On this day we fulfill God's Third Commandment, to "remember the sabbath day [which means "rest", not "Saturday"], to keep it holy." We refrain from unecessary servile work and fulfill our "Sunday Obligation" to attend Mass. Day of the Week Dedicated to: Mystery of the Rosary traditionally prayed: Sunday Resurrection & the Holy and Undivided Trinity Glorious Monday The Holy Ghost & the Souls in Purgatory Joyful Tuesday The Holy Angels 1 Sorrowful Wednesday St. Joseph 2 Glorious Thursday The Blessed Sacrament 3 Joyful Friday Christ's Passion and His Sacred Heart 4 Sorrowful Saturday The Blessed Virgin and her Immaculate Heart. 5 Glorious Month   Month Dedicated to: January The Holy Name and Childhood of Jesus February The Holy Family March St. Joseph April The Blessed Sacrament May Mary June Sacred Heart of Jesus July The Precious Blood August Immaculate Heart of Mary September Seven Dolours (Sorrows) of Mary October The Holy Rosary (and, less formally, the Holy Angels) November Poor Souls in Purgatory December The Immaculate Conception

Preces por los sacerdotes
Padre nuestro, que estás en los cielos:
V. Para que sea santificado tu nombre:
R. Danos sacerdotes santos.
V. Para que venga a nosotros tu reino:
R. Danos sacerdotes santos.
V. Para que tu voluntad sea hecha en la tierra como en el cielo:
R. Danos sacerdotes santos.
V. Para que no nos falte el pan espiritual de tu Palabra ni el Divino Pan Eucarístico cada día:
R. Danos sacerdotes santos.
V. Para que en tu nombre perdonen nuestros pecados:
R. Danos sacerdotes santos.
V. Para que nos enseñen a perdonar las ofensas:
R. Danos sacerdotes santos.
V. Para que nos auxilien en la lucha contra las tentaciones,
R. Danos sacerdotes santos.
V. Para que nos ayuden a librarnos del mal, sobre todo en la hora de la muerte:
R. Danos sacerdotes santos.