A good traditional liturgical calendar?

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Hi All,

Can anyone recommend a good traditional liturgical calendar for 2010? I was thinking of this one from Aquinas and More:
aquinasandmore.com/catholic-gifts/2010-Traditional-Catholic-Calendar/sku/22319

Anyone else have any suggestions or have a good one that they like and purchase each year? I’m looking to start following the traditional calendar since I have been going mostly to the EF Mass each Sunday.

Thanks all, and have a blessed Lent.
 
The one from Aquinas & More looks good, as far as I can tell from the web page. Probably worth buying for the artwork alone - it’s beautiful.

I’ve never bought a Traditional calendar as I don’t get to attend E.F. Holy Mass very often, so the calendar in my missal is sufficient. However, the calendar from the Saint Gregory Society might be a good one. They tend to go for simplicity with their cards and calendars… I bought some Christmas cards from the society a few months ago and the images were reproduced from old missals - I imagine the calendar is somewhat similar in design. I think the beauty really is in the simplicity.

You can buy that calendar HERE. It costs a bit more than the Aquinas one, at $12.

I’m sure I saw a Traditional calendar on the website of Southwell Books (based in England) some time ago, but they don’t seem to have it listed now…Anyway, they’re a very reputable and reliable Catholic bookshop - you might want to check if they have any in stock… Overall, though, I’d say the one you’ve found or the Saint Gregory one would be fine - I doubt that there’s a whole lot of choice when it comes to calendars for the Extraordinary Form!
 
I have both the Ordo and Calendar from St John Cantius. The bi-formal calendar is particularly nice because I am caught between forms (prefer EF, but can’t always get there).

Each item is $15 or $25 for both (can’t find the direct link for the calendar anymore: Product #: SY372).
 
Hi All,

Can anyone recommend a good traditional liturgical calendar for 2010? I was thinking of this one from Aquinas and More:
aquinasandmore.com/catholic-gifts/2010-Traditional-Catholic-Calendar/sku/22319

Anyone else have any suggestions or have a good one that they like and purchase each year? I’m looking to start following the traditional calendar since I have been going mostly to the EF Mass each Sunday.

Thanks all, and have a blessed Lent.
For Catholics in the U.S. I’d recommend this: usccb.org/liturgy/current/2010cal.pdf
 
Here’s my calendar. This is a great calendar.

2010 Saints Calendar and Daily Planner

2010 Saints Calendar and Daily Planner. 2010 Saints Calendar and Daily A great aid to sanctify each day! Covers 16 months beginning September 2009. 71 fascinating illustrations and mini biographies - one for every week. Contains both the Ordinary (Novus Ordo) and the Extraordinary (Tridentine) liturgical year,feastdays and Sundays, and historical feasts (such as Our Lady of the Angels, St Philomena, St Dismas the Good Thief). Includes Catholic information such as the days of fast and abstinence, Ember Days and vigils. Alphabetical list of over 700 Patron Saints. With more room to write, monthly planner pages and the same easy to use 51 2" x 81 2" size. The perfect Calendar for Catholic students, the home and business Planner

Edited to add: sorry, their website seems to be down all of the sudden. Google tanbooks if you want to check it out.
 
I usually buy two calandars; one from Angelus Press and one from the FSSP Book Store.
 
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