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Lenten Calendar 2022

February 19, 2022 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: Lent, Lenten Calendar, Prints Leave a Comment

Ash Wednesday is March 2 this year. Septuagesima in 2022 started on Sunday, February 13. Septuagesima is the season that preludes to the penitential mortifications of Lent and is a time to prepare.

The Church, therefore, has instituted a preparation for the holy time of Lent. She gives us the three weeks of Septuagesima, during which she withdraws us, as much as may be, from the noisy distractions of the world, in order that our hearts may be the more readily impressed by the solemn warning she is to give us, at the commencement of Lent, by marking our foreheads with ashes.

The Liturgical Year by Dom Guéranger, Septuagesima

This Lenten Calendar was created several years ago and my children insist that we have it every Lent. It’s not grand by any means but it goes to show that a simple visual can have a great impact on all ages. I encourage you to find what your family can be fond of as you set to grow closer to Christ in Lent.

Pictured: Lenten calendar from a previous year

Please do not think that your Lenten plans must be extravagant or lengthy. There are many fruits to be found in a simple rhythm during all seasons, especially in the most penitential season of the year.

The institution of Lent is thus brought before us with everything that can impress the mind with its solemn character and with its power to appease God and purify our souls. Look beyond the little world that surrounds us and see how the entire Christian universe is, at this very time, offering forty days’ penance as a sacrifice of propitiation to the offended Majesty of God.

Abbot Gueranger, O.S.B.’s The Liturgical Year.

As always, you are invited to use this Lenten Calendar for your personal use.

This Lenten Calendar is available for FREE as are all my printables. You may offer something if you wish but it is not required or expected. My family is convicted to share the Faith and all that has helped us along, freely.

  • You may download and print the calendar for your personal use.
  • You may also link to this post but please do not link directly to the file download.
  • Email me at JOYfilledfamily{at}gmail{dot}com if you need my assistance.  
  • This year’s calendar prints best as 11×17 or 24×36. 
    • Staples offers inexpensive printing options. The colored prints can be printed on 65-63 lb 11×17 cardstock for less than $2. The BW Calendar can be printed as a 24×36 “Blue Print” ($3.80) – It’s thin paper but large and easy to read.

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Includes 3 variations of the 2022 Lenten Calendar!

O most benign Jesus! who didst so desire to suffer for us, grant, that we may willingly suffer for love of Thee; that we may hate and flee from the detestable pleasures of the world and the flesh, and practice penance and mortification, that by so doing we may merit to be released from our spiritual blindness to love Thee more and more ardently, and finally possess Thee forever.

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2022 Lenten Calendar Guide:

  • The bottom portion of each day represents the feasts and ferias proper to the season for the Extraordinary Form
  • Saints listed without a notation are from the 1962 Calendar
  • Saints are listed on Feria Days so we can invoke their intercession on their patronal feastday.
  • Saints listed with “H” are from the Historical Calendar
  • Each saint featured by a picture is identified by the name immediately above the image
  • This calendar is the work of a lay Catholic for one’s personal observance of Lent and private devotions

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Below are FREE Lenten Resources

Lenten Resources for Children:

  • Printable Lenten Plan – Blank for all ages
  • Lent Planning Worksheet – Rorate Caeli
  • Empty Tomb Garden 
  • Lenten Family Joy Journal
  • Stations of the Cross Candles 
  • Resurrection Eggs
  • Stations of the Cross for Children & Stations of the Cross Box – Family, Feast, and Feria
  • Stations of the Cross Coloring Booklet – Catholic Playground
  • Stations of the Cross Coloring Page – Catholic Playground

Lenten Spiritual Reading & Sermons:

  • The Gospels for Lent and the Passion of Christ : readings at divine service during the forty days of Lent with short meditations for the faithful
  • Lent and Holy Week : chapters on Catholic observance and ritual
  • Meditations for Lent from St. Thomas Aquinas
  • Homilies for Lent from the Church Fathers – audio: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5
  • FREE Traditional Catholic Books

Purification of the B.V.M.

February 2, 2022 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: 02 February Saints, Candlemas, Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary Leave a Comment

Happy feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary!

Heavenly Father! look down from Thy throne of mercy upon the face of Thy Anointed in whom Thou art well pleased. Behold, He is this day offered to Thee in the temple for the sins of His brethren. Let this offering please Thee, and move Thee to have compassion on us sinners. In consideration of His humility and obedience, forgive us our pride and disobedience, and grant us, that purified by His blood, we may one day, having like Simeon departed this life in peace, behold Thee as the eternal Light which shall never be extinguished in the temple of Thy glory, be presented to Thee by Mary, our beloved Mother, and love and praise Thee forever. Amen. #frleonardgoffine

The Tridentine Mass

January 8, 2022 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: Archbishop Vigano, Holy Mass, Libertas Leave a Comment

It is enough to simply know the ratio legis to be able to reject Traditionis Custodes as an ideological and partisan document, drawn up by vindictive and intolerant people, full of vain ambition and gross canonical errors, with the intention of prohibiting a rite canonized by two thousand years of Saints and Pontiffs and in its place imposing a spurious one, copied from the Lutherans and patched up by the modernists, which in fifty years has caused a terrible disaster to the ecclesial body and which, precisely because of its devastating effectiveness, cannot permit any exceptions. Here there is not only fault: there is also malice and the twofold betrayal of the Divine Lawgiver as well as the faithful.

Bishops, priests, religious, and laity find themselves once again having to make a choice of side: either with the Catholic Church and its two-thousand-year-old and immutable doctrine, or with the conciliar and Bergoglian Church, with its errors and its secularized rites. And this happens in a paradoxical situation in which the Catholic Church and her counterfeit coincide in the same Hierarchy, which the faithful feel they must obey as an expression of God’s authority and at the same time they must disobey as treacherous and rebellious…

To think that the same Holy Mass, for which missionaries sent to Protestant lands or priests imprisoned in the gulags risked their lives, is today forbidden by the Holy See is a cause of pain and scandal, as well as an offense to the Martyrs who defended that Mass to the last breath. But these things can only be understood by those who believe, who love, and who hope. Only by those who live by God. – Archbishop Vigano

Christmastide

December 31, 2021 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: 12 December, Christmas, The Liturgical Year Leave a Comment

Christmas continues (despite what the world declares) and we remain at the Crib of Jesus, our Master.

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In the mystery of Christmastide, this Light is given to us, so to speak, softened down; our weakness required that it should be so.

It is indeed the Divine Word, the Wisdom of the Father, that we are invited to know and imitate; but this Word, this Wisdom, are shown us under the appearance of a Child.

Let nothing keep us from approaching him.

We might fear were he seated on a throne in his palace; but he is lying on a crib in a stable!

Were it the time of his Fatigues, his Bloody Sweat, his Cross, his Burial, or even of his Glory and his Victory, we might say we had not courage enough: but what courage is needed to go near him in Bethlehem, where all is sweetness and silence, and a simple Little Babe!

Come to him, says the Psalmist, and he enlightened!

O happy Crib of Bethlehem!

–Dom Prosper Gueranger

Christmas 2021

December 31, 2021 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: 12 December, Christmas, Christmas Card Leave a Comment

Merry Christmas!

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Blessed art Thou, O new-born Savior, who hast descended from on high to teach me the ways of justice, hast become man and equal to me.

In return for this goodness of Thine, I renounce all evil, all sinful desires, words, and deeds. In return for Thy love, I will ever uproot from my heart all carnal desires, and always live soberly, justly, and godly; do Thou by Thy grace, strengthen me in this resolve. #frleonardgoffine

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Hi! I'm Lena, mama of JOYfilledfamily.
We are a traditional Catholic family striving to live for Jesus Christ in everything we do. We pray to completely surrender our will to His and to become His servants. Our mission of this blog is to share our JOY.

This blog serves as a journal of us making good memories, living the liturgical year, and our spiritual journey.

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