The Liturgical Home 2026–2027 Calendars and Planners
One of the most helpful things in my own journey of liturgical living has been learning to see the Church year as the structure beneath our ordinary days.
The Church calendar reminds us that time is not empty or meaningless, but is ordered around the life of Christ. As we move from the waiting of Advent to the joy of Christmas, through the repentance of Lent and into the celebration of Christ’s resurrection at Easter, we return again and again to the story of our salvation. By living within this pattern year after year, we allow the Church’s seasons to shape our days, deepen our faith, and continually draw our attention back to Christ.
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That is why I created my 2026–2027 Liturgical Calendars and Planners: to make the Church year visible and help you carry its rhythms into the life of your home.
Tools to Enter the Church Year
The circular wall calendar allows you to see the entire liturgical year at once. The seasons, feast days, fasts, and liturgical colors are arranged in a simple, beautiful design that makes the movement of sacred time easy to understand. Rather than presenting the year as a straight line of appointments and obligations, it shows us the Church year as a rhythm that continually brings us back to the life, death, and resurrection of Christ.
The liturgical planner takes that same rhythm and brings it into the practical details of everyday life. It gives you a place to plan your days while remaining aware of the season the Church is observing, the feast days that are approaching, and the opportunities you have to mark them in your home.
Used together, the calendar and planner help answer two different questions: Where are we in the Church year, and how will we live it?
Whether you are just beginning to follow the liturgical year or have been observing it for years, these tools offer a visual and practical anchor for your home, church, or classroom.
Calendar Details:
- 18″ x 24″ or 12” x 18” vertical wall poster
- Printed on premium matte poster paper for a soft, non-glare finish
- Features feast days, liturgical colors, and seasonal transitions
- Designed to support both education and formation for individuals, families, and churches
- Optional add-ons:
- Magnetic bamboo hanger for easy and reusable display
Planner Details:
- Measures 8½” x 11″
- Paperback or Deluxe Planner that lays flat and is made with a debossed leatherette cover with a ribbon marker to keep your place.
- Includes monthly and weekly calendar layouts
- Features feast day and holy day recipes for celebrating the Church year at home
- Includes seasonal reflections for Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time
- Provides space for notes and to-do lists
- Combines practical planning with guidance for living more intentionally within the rhythms of the Church year
- Designed for individuals, families, church leaders, and anyone seeking to order daily life around the life of Christ
I created these for those of you who want to remain rooted in the story of the Church throughout the year. They are for families who want their children to understand the meaning behind the changing colors and seasons, for those who want to prepare for feast days before they suddenly arrive, and for anyone who wants the Christian calendar to shape the life of the home rather than remain something encountered only on Sunday mornings.
If you have been reading my work here at Anglican Compass and long for a simple, beautiful way to follow the Church year, I created these calendars and planners for you.
You can find the 2026–2027 Liturgical Calendars and Planners HERE.
I hope they help you remember where you are in the great story the Church is telling, and invite you to live within that story amid the meals, appointments, prayers, celebrations, and ordinary mess of everyday life.
Images courtesy of Ashley Tumlin Wallace.
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