Calendars

Daily Mass Record

The Daily Mass Record is designed for parishes and arranged for the desk of office personnel as a daily time-saver for future reference. It features a 14 month liturgical calendar in full 5 color and signature vestments symbols starting with the first Sunday of Advent through January of the following year. This beautiful leatherette book is 9 1/2” x 13” and perfect for all parish offices. Filled with all the liturgical information for each day, it also has generous space to write weddings, appointments and notes plus a page per month for all of the following year. The pages are designed for parish statistics and specified /unspecified Masses, intentions, stipends, celebrants and all relevant information used by the parish.

YEAR OF GRACE NOTEBOOK CALENDARS

This 2024 calendar presents the storytelling art of Sally Wern Comport. Her illustrations of five conversion stories—five transformative encounters with Jesus—call us to reflect more deeply on our own ongoing conversion to Christ. How are we experiencing Christ’s call in this moment of life? The pictures also invite us to learn more about the way the Church welcomes and forms new Catholic Christians through the newly revised Order of Christian Initiation of Adults.

The illustrations of these conversion stories may remind us of various moments in our lives in Christ. At the center of the calendar, Zacchaeus is looking down at Jesus from high up in the tree, where he has climbed to get a better look at Jesus. This is the moment Zacchaeus hears Jesus calling him, and when his life is beginning to change forever (Luke 19:1–10). In the four corners, we see other people who are being transformed: the woman at the well by conversation (John 4), the man born blind through a healing (John 9:1–12), Mary, Martha, and the crowd, who witness the raising of Lazarus (John 11:1–45), and the first disciples as they are called by Jesus (Matthew 4:18–22). Each one hears a call or is attracted or compelled in some way.

The Year of Grace 2024 liturgical year follows the Sundays of Year B cycle and the weekdays of Year II, beginning December 3, 2023 (the First Sunday of Advent) and ending Saturday, November 30, 2024 (the last day of the liturgical year).

LTP’s circular display of the liturgical year makes its key features easily understandable. We can see at a glance the liturgical seasons in their characteristic colors, Sundays on the outer rim, and the days and weeks radiating from the center.

Use the Year of Grace notebook version in many ways:

• Use as handouts for children and adults in classrooms or in catechetical or formation sessions to teach about the liturgical year.
• Give (or sell) laminated copies to households in the parish and school to use as placemats.
• Along with the poster calendar, post one in every classroom, meeting room, and in the church vestibule to teach about the liturgical year.
• Present to first communicants and confirmation candidates in preparation sessions.

Sold in Pack of 25 | 11 x 17 |  

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This year’s calendar for 2024 presents the intriguing storytelling art of Sally Wern Comport. Her illustrations of five conversion stories—five transformative encounters with Jesus—call us to reflect more deeply on our own ongoing conversion to Christ. How are we experiencing Christ’s call in this moment of life? The pictures also invite us to learn more about the way the Church welcomes and forms new Catholic Christians through the newly revised Order of Christian Initiation of Adults. Whether you support the conversion process of seekers from the pews by your participation in the rites that take place at Mass, or are actively involved in OCIA in some way, we can all be grateful that this ministry is constantly renewing the Church.

The illustrations of these conversion stories may remind us of various moments in our lives in Christ. At the center of the calendar, Zacchaeus is looking down at Jesus from high up in the tree where he has climbed to get a better look at him. This is the moment he hears Jesus calling him, and when his life is beginning to change forever (Luke 19:1-10). In the four corners we see other people who are being transformed: the woman at the well by conversation (John 4), the man born blind through a healing (John 9:1–12), Mary, Martha, and the crowd who witness the raising of Lazarus (John 11:1–45), and the first disciples as they are called by Jesus (Matthew 4:18–22). Each one hears a call or attracted or compelled in some way.

The Year of Grace 2024 liturgical year follows the Sunday Year B cycle and the Weekday Year II cycle, beginning on December 3, 2023 (First Sunday of Advent) and ending on Saturday, November 30, 2024.

LTP’s circular display of the liturgical year makes its key features easily understandable. We can see at a glance the liturgical seasons in their characteristic colors, Sundays on the outer rim, and the days and weeks radiating from the center.

Use the Year of Grace calendar in many ways:

• Give (or sell) one to every household in the parish and school.
• Hang one in every classroom, meeting room, and in the church vestibule to teach about the liturgical year.
• Assign students to report on specific liturgical days.
• Present calendars to first communicants and Confirmation candidates.
• Poster | 26 x 26  

Select English or Spanish.

YEAR OF GRACE NOTEBOOK CALENDAR - LAMINATED

This year’s calendar for 2024 presents the intriguing storytelling art of Sally Wern Comport. Her illustrations of five conversion stories—five transformative encounters with Jesus—call us to reflect more deeply on our own ongoing conversion to Christ. How are we experiencing Christ’s call in this moment of life? The pictures also invite us to learn more about the way the Church welcomes and forms new Catholic Christians through the newly revised Order of Christian Initiation of Adults. Whether you support the conversion process of seekers from the pews by your participation in the rites that take place at Mass, or are actively involved in OCIA in some way, we can all be grateful that this ministry is constantly renewing the Church.

The illustrations of these conversion stories may remind us of various moments in our lives in Christ. At the center of the calendar, Zacchaeus is looking down at Jesus from high up in the tree where he has climbed to get a better look at him. This is the moment he hears Jesus calling him, and when his life is beginning to change forever (Luke 19:1-10). In the four corners we see other people who are being transformed: the woman at the well by conversation (John 4), the man born blind through a healing (John 9:1–12), Mary, Martha, and the crowd who witness the raising of Lazarus (John 11:1–45), and the first disciples as they are called by Jesus (Matthew 4:18–22). Each one hears a call or attracted or compelled in some way.

The Year of Grace 2024 liturgical year follows the Sunday Year B cycle and the Weekday Year II cycle, beginning on December 3, 2023 (First Sunday of Advent) and ending on Saturday, November 30, 2024.

LTP’s circular display of the liturgical year makes its key features easily understandable. We can see at a glance the liturgical seasons in their characteristic colors, Sundays on the outer rim, and the days and weeks radiating from the center.

Use the Year of Grace calendar in many ways:

• Give (or sell) one to every household in the parish and school.
• Hang one in every classroom, meeting room, and in the church vestibule to teach about the liturgical year.
• Assign students to report on specific liturgical days.
• Present calendars to first communicants and Confirmation candidates.

Single Sheet | 11 x 17

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YEAR OF GRACE LITURGICAL WALL CALENDAR LAMINATED

This year’s calendar for 2024 presents the intriguing storytelling art of Sally Wern Comport. Her illustrations of five conversion stories—five transformative encounters with Jesus—call us to reflect more deeply on our own ongoing conversion to Christ. How are we experiencing Christ’s call in this moment of life? The pictures also invite us to learn more about the way the Church welcomes and forms new Catholic Christians through the newly revised Order of Christian Initiation of Adults. Whether you support the conversion process of seekers from the pews by your participation in the rites that take place at Mass, or are actively involved in OCIA in some way, we can all be grateful that this ministry is constantly renewing the Church.

The illustrations of these conversion stories may remind us of various moments in our lives in Christ. At the center of the calendar, Zacchaeus is looking down at Jesus from high up in the tree where he has climbed to get a better look at him. This is the moment he hears Jesus calling him, and when his life is beginning to change forever (Luke 19:1-10). In the four corners we see other people who are being transformed: the woman at the well by conversation (John 4), the man born blind through a healing (John 9:1–12), Mary, Martha, and the crowd who witness the raising of Lazarus (John 11:1–45), and the first disciples as they are called by Jesus (Matthew 4:18–22). Each one hears a call or attracted or compelled in some way.

The Year of Grace 2024 liturgical year follows the Sunday Year B cycle and the Weekday Year II cycle, beginning on December 3, 2023 (First Sunday of Advent) and ending on Saturday, November 30, 2024.

LTP’s circular display of the liturgical year makes its key features easily understandable. We can see at a glance the liturgical seasons in their characteristic colors, Sundays on the outer rim, and the days and weeks radiating from the center.

Use the Year of Grace calendar in many ways:

• Give (or sell) one to every household in the parish and school.
• Hang one in every classroom, meeting room, and in the church vestibule to teach about the liturgical year.
• Assign students to report on specific liturgical days.
• Present calendars to first communicants and Confirmation candidates.

Please select English or Spanish.

Ecumenical Daily Appointment Planner.

12 month, week to a spread appointment planner with half hour appointments.

A weekly appointment book listing civic and military holidays, Catholic, Jewish, Latin, Orthodox, Islamic and Protestant religious observance days, as well as particular information for various Feasts and Observances. Space is provided each day under Notes for special prayer requests or intentions and special notations for the day. Julian dates are given for each day to assist with federal and government contracts. This planner features yearly planning pages for the current year and advance planning pages for the next year, along with U.S. time zone and area code map. Pages at the back for telephone numbers and memos.

This planner is available in the regular edition with a flexible cover

A Deluxe edition that has a padded hard cover that comes complete with the planner refill. The deluxe edition is reusable from year to year with the purchase of the refill.

Please select year and planner type below.

Easy to read display of complete liturgical information and daily readings on 6-1/2 inch x 9-1/2 inch pages. Listings given for Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Jewish, U.S. and Canadian holy days and holidays. Includes more than 14 months, from the first Sunday of Advent through January of the following year, Including a two year calendar summary. Available in two bindings, flexible cover and hard cover. Please select year and binding below.

LITURGICAL POCKET SECRETARY

Custom Imprinting of Vinyl, Leather and More. Our standard imprint is hot-stamped gold foil made of 22kt gold and other metals, however silver is used when necessary to match page edging or title. The perfect way to personalize a gift Bible for R.C.I.A., Confirmation, Communion, Graduation, Ordination, Anniversary, memorial. Perfect for Gifts for Priests, Deacons and Nuns. Have your Daily Mass Record, Liturgical Desk Calendar, Liturgy of the Hours, Christian Prayer, Sacramentary, Ceremonial Binders and other book used at the church identified with the church name imprinted on them. Have your leather Pyx Burse personalized or your leather sick call set case.

We can imprint up to 3 lines with 25 characters per line.

Please be aware that due to size and cover style of some books space may not be adequate for all your text. You will be contacted if adjustments need to be made.

Please select number of lines and enter your imprint information below.

CATHOLIC WAY CALENDAR