How many wall calendars does a Traditional Catholic family need? I would say, at least four...
The splendid Fraternity of St Peter Wall Calendar has already been advertised on this blog here; allow me to draw to readers attention three others.
Unique in having pictures down the left of an A3-format page, and the days in a long vertical list down the right, with plenty of room to write in your appointments. Indispensible in England and Wales, of course, because it includes our local feasts. The photographs are liturgical in focus, of Mass and other devotions. There are multiple photographs on each page, another unique feature.
Produced by the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer, on the island of Papa Stronsay in the Orkneys (Scotland), and in Christchurch, New Zealand, illustrating both the liturgical and the work lives of these very practical, traditional sons of St Alphonsus, in their beautiful but wild homes at the opposite poles of the world.
Produced by the Benedictines of St Benedict's own birthplace, Norcia (Nursia), led by Prior Cassian Folsom, and featuring the lovely Italian countryside which surrounds them. It includes the feast days of the 1962 and the 1970 calendars.
Now dear readers, there is really no need to limit yourselves to just one of these splendid productions. After all, you need them to give away as well as to hang in every room of your homes.
So please support these worthy causes, brighten up your kitchens, and deepen your appreciation of the Church's year.
