A simple Liturgical Calendar for your students to colour and learn about the liturgical seasons of the Catholic Church. ...
Here I share my free printable monthly Catholic liturgical calendar for the month of January. Happy New Year! Can you believe it is already a new year? This is so exciting! Here at Kindling Wild,
A long time ago we made a Liturgical wheel craft that was featured in my book, Catholic ABC's. I finally (4 years later) got around to making a printable Liturgical wheel to make all of
I spent two years making this calendar. In terms of dates and observances, it is styled to be as pre-1960's as possible. It lists all the saint days, and within the wheel of the year has saints, major and minor holidays, the periods of the year (lent, advent, etc.), and more. This would make an excellent gift - not only for someone who is Catholic - I've already received positive feedback from Anglicans and Lutherans who have purchased it. I'm very proud of this unique item. I pulled details from real cathedrals, and did all the design work from scratch. I even made the font(s) used here. Around the outside of the wheel, each red rose window marks one sunday, so there are 52 of them, each with one week between them (there are even seven grapes between each window, making 365 around the wheel). It's very large - two feet by three feet (24x36 inches), and comes framed or unframed (unframed costs less to ship, obviously). I run a small theological art studio and this was my major project for a long time. It's the best thing I've made so far. I hope you enjoy it. This version is UNFRAMED. For framed version, see here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1364314721/framed-traditional-catholic-liturgical?click_key=bbe40438e6677f2fbc03cc7d02ee97cc39d5d957%3A1364314721&click_sum=869c0e08&ref=shop_home_active_2&crt=1 • Paper thickness: 10.3 mil • Paper weight: 189 g/m² • Opacity: 94% • ISO brightness: 104% • Paper is sourced from Japan This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
Catholic quotes, infographics, memes and more resources for the New Evangelization. Infographic: The fignificance of the Liturgical Colors.
Brace yourself for the most comprehensive resource ever released by Catholic Icing! For almost a decade, you have been asking for Catholic Icing The Book, and y'all... this. is. it!!! I have been envisioning this
Catholic quotes, infographics, memes and more resources for the New Evangelization. Infographic: Jesus And The Liturgical Year.
Stopping in today to share a little project with you that celebrates the beautiful liturgical seasons of our Church: Father Pine Liturgical Vestments.
Need a Catholic family calendar to help you celebrate our awesome liturgical year? Read on -- I've got you covered. Raise your hand if you always have all the grand plans to celebrate a favorite saint's feast day, and then ..... you forget. It ALWAYS happens to me. I make myself a mental note, then
Color-the-Year Liturgical Calendar for Kids! This black and white liturgical calendar can be printed for all your religious education purposes.
I am so excited to bring you this beautiful Catholic Icing liturgical calendar! It's printable, and it's the perfect calendar for any Catholic mom trying to live the liturgical year at home. The colors, watercolor
The JMJ Daily Planner is a 12-month daily planner for the 2025 calendar year. Great for home or office use, students, or busy homeschool families. Each day gets its own page and has plenty of space for lists, appointments, schedules, journaling, and more. Organize your day, week, month, and year with the liturgical calendar all under the guidance of the Holy Family. FEATURES: - Pages for personal goals for the year - Space to customize your reading list for the year - A collection of Catholic Prayers: familiar prayers, morning, and evening prayers - A page for each day, plenty of space to journal or note-take, with the hours of the day written out as a guide (7 a.m. - 6 p.m.) - Each page has JMJ outlined at the top to trace. - Dates from the New and Traditional calendar - A list of saints' days and non-movable feasts in the calendar - Holy days and holidays for the year 2025 - A comprehensive list of patron saints - List of the 36 Doctors of the Church, the 14 Holy Helpers, Saturdays of Our Lady - Explanation of fasting and abstinence - Catholic Identification cards and pocket calendars - A story and an illustration of a saint for each week - Elastic closure and ribbon marker The JMJ Daily Planner is the perfect way to stay on top of your schedule while keeping your faith at the forefront of every day.
Quotes, infographics, memes and more resources for the New Evangelization. Infographic: The Liturgical Year, A Simple Guide.
I've been working on the next installment of my liturgical calendar drawings, Winter 2015. I originally thought this would be the last of them, since it would make a complete year. I figured why go to the hassle of drawing the same framework every three months, just make something more perpetual and be done with it. But then I realized that I enjoy the process, it is actually a kind of meditation on the year, and I can imagine choosing different bits of each quarter year to illustrate every time. So, this will not be the last! The proportions may move a bit and which saints' days I include may also change from year to year. The first was Spring 2014, which covers Annunciation (March 25) to Midsummer (June 24). Spring 2014 The drawing is an Easter Vigil procession. Every time I look at it, I see the one goof, the date of Corpus Christ should have been June 22. This drawing was published in Soul Gardening Journal. There's a lily for Annunciation/Lady Day and water droplets to represent baptism for St. John's Day/Midsummer (for St. John the Baptist). Flowers for May Day, a little rock covered tomb for Holy Saturday. Some other little symbols for some of the Sundays. The second drawing was Summer 2014, which I drew and colored and posted to SGJ's facebook page. Summer 2014 I am pretty happy with how this one turned out. I added more detail about the quarter days, since these are pretty unrecognized in the USA. Summer runs from St. John's Day to Michaelmas, with Lammas in the middle as the cross-quarter day. The drawing is of two women on a walking pilgrimage. This continues the theme across the bottom of the picture, first the Easter Vigil procession, then the continuation of pilgrimage through life. For the saints days I included, I made the men's days red and Mary's days blue (also St. Ann's and St. Hildegard's, who are included because they are family patrons). I drew a little loaf of bread for Lammas and a St. John's Wort flower for Midsummer, along with an Aster/Michaelmas Daisy for Michaelmas. I added different kinds of green leaves for the Sundays of Ordinary Time. Third is another black and white drawing, published in Soul Gardening Journal's most recent issue. Unfortunately, my scanner made kind of a mess of it and it was reproduced really small in the journal, so a lot of the detail did not come through. Autumn 2014 This drawing was really tricky to plan out. There are so many saints' days and important feasts in Autumn, plus I realized that Michaelmas and All Saints' Day are really not that far apart from each other, so the arrows of the calendar wheel had to be adjusted slightly. Every three months has 13 Sundays in it, but each quarter has slightly more or less, making some creative rearrangement necessary. I really liked the decision to make the saints days stars in the night sky, and All Saints is a cloud, because of the "cloud of witnesses." I wish I had made the Nativity arrow bigger and easier to read. I liked the overall effect of the stick figure Christmas scene at Bethlehem. I included a few phrases from hymns and scripture as I thought of them while drawing. For the fourth and current drawing (unfinished), I knew I wanted the background to be a wintry sky of some sort. It covers the period of Christmas to Annunciation (Dec 25-March 25) and Candlemas is the cross-quarter day (Feb 2). I included a bit more explanation of the quarter days template, since it is not the usual way Americans think of the calendar. If people have heard of it, it is either from old English novels or from neopagan holiday articles. The Quarter Days and Cross-Quarter Days are part of a seasonal calendar system that fits nicely with the Christian liturgical calendar. Winter 2015 I'm not quite sure if I will do more to this or not. Sometimes the calendar drawings are so busy, I wish I'd left them more plain, but I do like having the Sundays colored to match the vestment colors, so there are always going to be a few more colors included in the drawing than I would generally prefer. I tried to keep it simple by only including a few extras outside the Sundays: Our Lady of Lourdes, St. Valentine, St. Patrick and St. Joseph. Ash Wednesday and the Lenten Ember Days are there too. As well as the arrival of spring. There are six Sundays before Candlemas and eight Sundays from then to Annunciation, so again, a little tweaking necessary to make the dates all fit properly. I love the wintry sky blended colors. I'm happy with my cartoon of Mary Hodegetria (She shows the way) and even the little angel with the strangely curled trumpet. I added even more verses that popped into my head as I worked on this, with the theme of stars, sun, moon. January 1 is a holy day that sort of sneaks up on you, and so it does in the drawing too, as a little gold cloud to begin the new year. At the bottom right, Annunciation/Lady Day reads "nine months to next Xmas!" Pretty much it is always either almost Christmas, during Christmas or going to be Christmas again soon it feels like! ha ha When this is finished, I may share it on the Soul Gardening Journal facebook page again for their readers to enjoy, as I don't think they'll be publishing another issue until Spring. You can roughly see what all four drawings would look like if pieced together (if Blogger is cooperating). For the next drawing, Spring 2015, I need to take the time to make a scan of the finished black and white before I color it in (if I do). Or I could do the entire year in one go. Hmm....
A simple hand painted Liturgical Calendar display poster about the liturgical seasons of the Catholic Church.
Being surrounded by things that remind us of our faith is important to me. I have always loved the idea of a space that I can display our liturgical items and somewhere we can see
Catholic Classroom Printable Whiteboard BUNDLE! Printable Liturgical Calendar and daily visual aids. Perfect for Montessori style learning, homeschool for students, children, toddler, kindergarten Sunday School, VBS and Catechesis. Great educational activity for daily learning and toddler preschool early education curriculum! This bundle includes 4 of our favorite Catholic Classroom visual aids! -Liturgical Vestment Calendar -Monthly Devotions -Today’s Mysteries of the Rosary -Catholic Perpetual Calendar BONUS: all 4 seasons ADD ONS to the perpetual Calendar Put these up and change them out daily so children get used to liturgical living. Click on the links below to learn more about each item included in this bundle: Liturgical Vestment Calendar: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1698556252/liturgical-calendar-kids-vestment-priest Monthly Devotions: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1727712752/printable-catholic-calendar-month-for Catholic Perpetual Calendar: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1435916846/catholic-perpetual-calendar-printable Todays Mysteries of the Rosary: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1470065016/printable-rosary-for-kids-interactive Catholic Perpetual Calendar Spring ADD ON: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1457984728/spring-add-on-catholic-perpetual Catholic Perpetual Calendar Summer ADD ON: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1785145931/summer-add-on-catholic-perpetual Catholic Perpetual Calendar Fall ADD ON: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1472189331/fall-add-on-catholic-perpetual-calendar Catholic Perpetual Calendar Winter ADD ON: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1472189935/winter-add-on-catholic-perpetual For best results, laminate each piece and use Velcro dots to allow the pieces to be switched out. Paper pin holder (not included) is needed to hold the Liturgical wheel/arrow together and allow it to rotate. THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT. No physical product will be provided. For best results, you will need a laminator and also paper holder pins to hold the wheels and allow them to twist. US letter sized PDF. IF YOU ARE ORDERING FOR LARGE GROUPS 100+, please see the following listings and purchase the correct one in ADDITION to this product listing. One “large group” must be purchased for EACH separate digital product being used in the large group. (Example: You are purchasing a Mass Path and Confession Sheet for one group of 150. You must purchase TWO large group listings. One for the Mass Path and One for the Confession Sheet) www.etsy.com/listing/1596920981/100-500-large-groups-use www.etsy.com/listing/1582754420/500-1000-large-groups-use www.etsy.com/listing/1582776820/1000-large-groups-use
Liturgical celebrations ground me as my faith deepens. Liturgical living is an invitation into not only reverence but also playfulness.
I am so excited to bring you this beautiful Catholic Icing liturgical calendar! It's printable, and it's the perfect calendar for any Catholic mom trying to live the liturgical year at home. The colors, watercolor
Students label and color the liturgical seasons of the Catholic church.
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD- NO physical product will be sent 2024 Catholic calendar- printable. 8.5"x11" and A5 size in download PDF files have 2 pages. **Text in 8.5x11 file is 10.6 and 11.9 sized font **Text in A5 file is 7.5 and 8.5 sized font *2024 Calendar year view with Sunday liturgical colors *2024 Calendar with all major feast days according to USCCB, and Canadian bishops. US & Canadian major holidays and Holy days of obligations. Plus Solemnities marked. Color coded. For a full year physical planner go here https://www.etsy.com/listing/1631792162/2024-simple-holiness-catholic-womens For a full year digital planner for tablets go here https://www.etsy.com/listing/1646005205/2024-simple-holiness-catholic-womens Copyright 2023 Simple Holiness LLC This purchase is for personal use only. No copying, selling, or redistributing To access your digital files from your account: Sign in to Etsy.com and go to Your account. Go to Purchases and reviews. Next to the order, select Download Files. This goes to the Downloads page for all the files attached to your order. Open file in Adobe acrobat for best printing.
Liturgical living helps your family enjoy the traditions of the Catholic Church in your home. Use these tips to celebrate the liturgical year at home.
A long time ago we made a Liturgical wheel craft that was featured in my book, Catholic ABC's. I finally (4 years later) got around to making a printable Liturgical wheel to make all of
INSTANT DOWNLOAD! 8.5" x 11" Printable pdf Liturgical Calendar Worksheet This Purchase is for a printable Liturgical Calendar Worksheet. You will receive both an uncolored and colored Liturgical Calendar. Pages will be delivered immediately to buyer in pdf format. WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE: This is an INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD listing. No physical product will be mailed to you. After your purchase is confirmed, you will receive an e-mail from Etsy with a link that will direct you to your downloadable PDF file. Please be sure to check your spam/junk folders in case it does not come into your inbox after a few minutes. You are then free to immediately print and use the files. Personal Use or Individual Commercial Use Please not sell, duplicate, share or use any of the included files commercially.
There are different seasons in our Catholic Church. Help kids learn the colors associated to the Catholic Liturgical Calendar with these easy-to-understand printables and activities. NOW UPDATED FOR 2024 LITURGICAL CALENDAR! This set includes: • Coloring activity (with filled out color printable for reference) • Printable to explain the colors associated to the liturgical seasons • Matching activity Pages: 4 NEW! Also includes a generic non-Catholic version. Thank you for your stopping by my store! Don't forget to leave feedback to earn your TpT credits and let me know what you think! Enjoy! Henny aka HenMama Terms and Conditions: For personal and classroom use only.
Content and activities for the liturgical season, holy days, and feast days Meet the Blessed Trinity, the Holy Family, the Guardian Angels, Archangels, and more! Regular “Friend in the Corner” feature introduces your students to the saints Regular features to help your students grow in virtues (Love, Obedience, Hope, Faith, and more!) Paperback, 8.5 x 10.75, 80 pages. (©2022)
The Liturgical Devotion Calendar Board is a fantastic resource designed especially for children, offering a captivating way to engage in daily devotion and prayer. Inspired by the Montessori approach, this calendar and its companion prayer book are rooted in the Church's liturgical year, making it effortless for both you and your children to observe monthly and daily devotions, solemnities, and seasons of the Church. With everything you need conveniently located on the board and within the prayer book, you can easily keep your kids engaged while simplifying your daily devotional routine. This product not only aids in teaching your children the significance of daily prayer but also equips them with timeless prayers that will stay with them throughout their lives. Key Features: • Large Liturgical Calendar: The turn-able wheel follows the traditional calendar. Pre-Vatican 2, 1962 General Roman Catholic Liturgical Calendar. • Double-sided Coins: These coins feature images representing the traditional Catholic monthly devotions, enhancing the interactive experience. • Printed Images: Traditional daily devotions are visually represented on the board with a movable arrow, making it easy to track and participate. • Gorgeous Pocket Book Companion: "Sanctifying Time" is a beautifully designed prayer companion that perfectly aligns with the board pieces, offering your family the ideal tools to pray along with the liturgical year. • Crafted with love and care in the USA by a Christian homeschooling family, this wooden board is a testament to quality and faith. Bring the beauty and tradition of the liturgical year into your home with the heirloom Liturgical Devotion Calendar Board. Product Design © Copyright GATHER AND PRAY LLC, 2023: All designs cannot be reproduced or used without obtaining prior written consent from the owner. Artwork © Copyright R. Górzyńska, 2023; exclusively for Gather and Pray LLC's use. Design may not be reproduced or used without obtaining prior written consent from the owner.
The perpetual liturgical calendar is a very practical tool to present the people and events in the life of Christ.
Can you believe that it is almost the end of the Liturgical Year? (Gasp!) Only three Sundays left until the start of Advent. This is the perfect time of year to review the structure and rhythm of the Liturgical Calendar and the beauty of each individual season. Last year, I made some coloring pages called "What is Advent?" etc. with some of the signs and symbols of each season to start discussions with my students. This year I'm a bit more organized and have them all combined into one coloring book with a calendar on the cover. We'll use this to talk about the Seasons now and throughout the rest of the school year. Click on either picture to download and print the coloring book for yourself. Here are what the pages inside look like: Hope you savor the remaining weeks of this Liturgical Year, and the Year of Mercy!
