". . . when we say that the Church is a family, we mean it quite literally. The Church is not a reflection of the reality that is "family"—quite the opposite. The family is a reflection of the reality that is the Church." -Fr. Robert Johansen
A gift for you
Posted on Nov 16th, 2008 in Everything else | 14 comments
The new year starts in two weeks! The new Church year that is.
I spent a little bit of time today making this liturgical year calendar for your computer desktop —in 4 sizes:
Click the images to view the larger sizes and then right click to save to your computer.
Of course you can also print them out if you’d like.? Either way, enjoy!
As always, personal use only please.
Thanks!
*center image of calendar is from Marilyn Scott Waters toymaker page at:
http://www.thetoymaker.com/Holidays/Easter/1Easter.html
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Michele Q. --
Catholic wife and mother of 10.
Homeschooler, small press publisher, avid seamstress, halfway decent cook. Living the Family-Centered life.
How lovely is that! Thank you so much. It prints out really well, too.
Thanks! I’ve made it my desktop.
Michele,
These are great. Thanks so much for making them. They will be a huge asset to our RE this year.
Therese
They are lovely Michele!
Thanks, Michele!
ooh, cool. thanks!
You just reminded me that I have to order my new calendar you introduced me to in the RCIA class. This will be the 3rd year we proudly display it in our dining room area. Xia and I visit it each morning
Here’s the <a href=”http://www.ltp.org/p-1815-year-of-grace-liturgical-calendar-2009-poster-paper.aspx”site for anyone else.
Beautiful. Thank you!
Thank you!
Is November 29th missing, or am I just not seeing it, lol.
In Christ,
Leocea
Leocea,
It’s not there. The calendar is the complete Church year. Nov. 30, 2008 to Nov. 28, 2009.
Nov. 29, 2009 starts the following Church year, so it’s not on the calendar.
Make sense?
FABULOUS! Thanks, Michele!
Jennifer G. Miller´s last blog post..End of the Church Year
This IS beautiful.
But, shouldn’t May 31st be red for Pentecost?
Ah you’re right Blax! OK it’s fixed and I found a few other mistakes too (Holy Thursday should be white not red).
thanks. the wheel is so beautiful. i can’t wait to add it to my blog!
ps.
i am enjoying both of your blogs as a catholic mama and sew-a-holic!