Collection: Liturgical Seasons

Need a guide for the prayers and traditions of the Lent Season? The Catholic All Lent booklet is a printable booklet that guides you through the traditional Lenten prayers and hymns of the Lent season. It is perfect to supplement any Lent activities your family does or use it on its own as a way to enter more deeply into the holiness of the Lenten season.

If your family isn't able to make it to the Easter Vigil Mass, you can use this booklet as your guide through the Lucernarium, the first of the four parts of the Easter Vigil Mass. It includes a bonfire, candles, and singing, and it's a beautiful way to begin the Easter season!

Need a guide for the prayers and traditions of the Easter Season? The Catholic All Easter booklet is an illustrated, soft-cover booklet that guides you through the traditional Easter prayers and hymns of the Easter season. It is perfect to supplement any Easter season activities your family does or use it on its own as a way to enter more deeply into the holiness of the Easter season.

A partial indulgence is available, according to the usual conditions, for renewing our baptismal promises any time. A plenary indulgence is available for doing so on our baptism anniversaries, so save this renewal rite for your next special day.

This downloadable bundle includes everything you need for your most meaningful Advent yet!

Reenact the Incarnation by putting on an Annunciation play with this set! Print and cut out your own puppets—the archangel Gabriel, the virgin Mary, the Holy Spirit as a dove, and the narrator as angels—and attach to four popsicle sticks. Then, read the script in a dramatic fashion!

Place this printable flag with your Crispy Rice Lamb on Holy Thursday! The Agnus Dei lamb is often shown alongside this flag, which symbolizes his victory over death.

On this day we remember many important events from Jesus’ life, recorded in the New Testament, but also the Ten Plagues and the first Passover from the Old Testament. Color this page to learn each of the plagues.

The Chair of Saint Peter is a relic that the faithful can visit in St. Peter’s Basilica. Tradition says that the interior wooden chair belonged to Saint Peter, the first pope. The exterior is a sculpted gilt bronze casing added in the seventeenth-century. Pope Benedict XVI described the chair as “a symbol of the special mission of Peter and his Successors to tend Christ’s flock, keeping it united in faith and in charity.”