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Catholic Planners – GIVEAWAY

August 24, 2023 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: Giveaway, Liturgical Calendar, Rule of Life Leave a Comment

A GIVEAWAY on this Octave Day of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary , the feast of her Immaculate Heart (8.22).

Here ya go! This is for all those who are planners and are committed to following their Rule of Life or desire to develop a better system and have order in their daily lives — everyone!

“External lack of order reflects internal lack of order.” – #StFrancisdeSales

TWO WINNERS WILL BE SELECTED!

Having a good planner that keeps the Faith at the forefront is so helpful. There are many options out there. In the past I have shared how to do it for free or on a very limited budget. I have also shared the crème de la crème option that incorporates everything into one.

These planners fall somewhere in between those, nothing inferior, just different needs and price point.

Both of these planners are excellent quality and both incorporate all the liturgical calendars — historical, traditional, and new. None is emphasized over the other, all informational.

The paper weight is perfect and the covers are stunning. Both also feature a saint of the week and have lists of patron saints, feast days, prayers, and space for pertinent things that you may want to keep track of for the year, such as personal goals or reading log.L

The Agnus Dei Planner caught my eye as I’ve been looking for a planner that I could begin another annual liturgical planner in. This one would be lovely on a desk or on display in a prominent place in the home. Its hard cover is durable and lovely with the Lamb of God design.

It has a spiral inner core which allows ease of turning pages and less damage to pages. The space to write in each day is perfect for keeping track of key things. It is not necessarily a planner to track all of one’s daily tasks or full daily rhythm.

The colored images of the saints are beautiful portrayals that help to capture their dignity andraise up our minds & hearts as good art should. I’m so excited to use this planner for my liturgical planning and continue to use it as a reference throughout the years — not how it is intended but how it will best fit my needs.

The JMJ weekly planner has a wonderful cover — classy leather-like with embossed JMJ and year. It also has a band to keep it closed when not in use. It is simple and sleek. It is elegant and can definitely be appreciated by men and women. It has hours listed on each line to be used for hourly tasks or appointments. But it could also be used as a journal or habit tracker. It can easily be used on a desk or thrown in a bag. I think it would make an excellent gift for anyone —Confirmation, graduation, birthday or just because!

You may order from @tan_books – https://bit.ly/3saHU54

Use code JOYFILLED15 for a discount.

Enter this GIVEAWAY!

I’m giving away a copy of the Agnus Dei Monthly Planner to one winner and the JMJ Daily Planner to another! Both from @tan books

HERE’S HOW TO ENTER:

Follow @joyfilledfamily on IG a Like + Save this post

Leave a comment telling me which planner you would like to win and something about yourself.

BONUS ENTRIES:

• Tag friends in separate comments

• Share this post in your stories & tag me

• *The giveaway closes at 11:59 pm PST on Our Lady’s Saturday 8.26 and the winner will be announced on Aug 28, the feast of St. Augustine.

• This giveaway is NOT affiliated with IG. Must be 18+ to enter. Shipping only in the continental USA.

https://bit.ly/3saHU54

Catholic Life Planner

August 9, 2023 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: Liturgical Calendar, Organization, Rule of Life, Spiritual Duties, Uncategorized Leave a Comment

A simplified morning routine is where I’m at, currently. I’ve been led to less — less devotions, less books, and overall less distractions. But none of that has to equate to less Faith, love, or spiritual growth. In fact, it has been my experience that the opposite is true — a deeper Faith, greater love, and more fervent prayer life.

Parts of my morning routine are constants from the years (not all is pictured) but there has been one new addition, the SAINTMAKER – Catholic Life Planner.

I have been using it to various degrees over the past two years and have passively shared it with those interested, partly because I had my own routine and checklists.

Finally, a good friend convinced me to share this wonderful resource with all. She’s a real Titus II woman — a homeschooling mother of 12 with only two left in the home and an abundance of grandchildren. She reminded me that I do not need to discern for others but only share what has helped me along and trust that they WILL properly discern for themselves if something is a good fit and within their means.

The SAINTMAKER basically has everything that I’ve already been using — all in one place, perfectly bound, making it inviting and accessible. I take it everywhere I go, now!

Message me if you have questions or order from here — https://www.thesaintmaker.com/?peachs_apc=joyfilledfamily

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Leave a 🗓️ in the comments if you have or are looking to refine your morning routine. Share one of your non-negotiable spiritual tasks/devotions.

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Order by August 13 to get your own Saintmakerhttps://www.thesaintmaker.com/?peachs_apc=joyfilledfamily for the Fall Season. Get 20% off and lock in the price by subscribing – all seasons sent on schedule.

Use code — JOYFILLEDFAMILY for an additional 10% off.

+AMDG+

Lenten Calendar & Planner 2023

February 5, 2023 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: Lenten Calendar, Liturgical Calendar, Prints, Septuagesima Leave a Comment

Ash Wednesday is February 22 this year. Septuagesima in 2022 starts on Sunday, February 5. 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 set for a min offering. You may offer more if you wish but it is not required or expected. If you desire to print this calendar but are unable to pay, do not hesitate to reach out.

Includes 4 variations of the 2023 Lenten Calendar!
  • 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) or colored for under $10– It’s thin paper but large and easy to read.

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Includes 4 variations of the 2023 & several Lenten Planning Sheets!

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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2023 Lenten Calendar Guide:

  • This calendar follows the Liturgical Calendar of the Traditional Roman Rite (with rubrics from St. Pope Pius X)
  • Saints are listed on Feria Days so we can invoke their intercession on their patronal feast day.
  • 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

Lenten Planner

2023 Planner:

  • Liturgical Planner | Lent Feastday Planner – printed and used to help you plan for holy days & feastdays in the Lenten, Easter, Pentecost, and Time after Pentecost, season – 6 pgs
  • Lent Examination for the duration of Advent 2023 – 1 pg
  • Lent Plan to document your resolutions – 2 pgs
  • Lent Calendar – one dated and one blank to use as needed – 2 pgs
  • Lent Weekly Log to track resolutions – 8 pgs
  • Lent Calendar 2023 – list form for easy reference. 2 pgs

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Below are FREE Lenten Resources

Lenten Resources for Children:

  • Lent Questions & Answers
  • 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

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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.

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