Feast Days
The day after you eat way too much Halloween candy, the Church celebrates this major November 1st solemnity honoring everyone who has made it to heaven.
What is All Saints' Day?
You see these chunky-soled running shoes all over the Long Beach boardwalk; their name sounds like a Hawaiian greeting, but they're built for maximum cushioning.
What is Hoka?
It's basically hot cereal; this whole grain is packed with fiber and will actually keep you full until the lunch bell rings.
What is oatmeal (or oats)?
Celebrated on December 12th, this massive feast day honors Mary’s appearance to Juan Diego and is often celebrated in Southern California with early morning mariachi music.
What is the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe?
Named after a creek in Pennsylvania, this retro running shoe brand has a wavy logo that represents the flow of water around three distinct boulders.
What is Saucony?
Celebrated right before school starts on August 15th, this summer feast day commemorates Mary being taken body and soul up into heaven at the end of her earthly life.
What is the Assumption?
A staple of the 90s grunge scene that made a massive comeback, these heavy leather boots are famous for their yellow stitching and air-cushioned soles.
What are Dr. Martens (or Doc Martens)?
Often totally confused with Jesus's conception, this December 8th Holy Day of Obligation actually celebrates Mary being conceived without original sin.
What is the Immaculate Conception?
Originally built for hardcore trail running in the French Alps, this brand's XT-6 model has unexpectedly become a massive streetwear flex.
What is Salomon?
Occurring 12 days after Christmas, this feast day celebrates the arrival of the Magi bringing gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the baby Jesus.
What is the Epiphany?
acked by tennis legend Roger Federer, this Swiss brand's sneakers are easily recognized by the hollow, tube-like "pods" on their soles.
What is On (or On Cloud)?