Liturgical Year 2013-2014, Vol. 3
Lent
by Jennifer Gregory Miller and Darden Brock (editors)
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Book Description
This third volume of the 2013-2014 Liturgical Year series covers all the days of Lent from Ash Wednesday through Holy Saturday (March 5 – April 19). This is an extraordinarily rich penitential season in preparation for Easter. The eBook provides a rich set of resources for families to use in living the liturgical year in the domestic church, that is, in their own families. Resources include biographies of the saints to match each feast day, histories of the various celebrations and devotions, spiritual reflections, descriptions of customs from around the world, prayers, activities and recipes. The rich array of liturgical year resources on CatholicCulture.org was developed by two family and liturgical year experts, Jennifer Gregory Miller and Darden Brock. In this series, these resources are gathered together in eBooks, with one chapter for each day in the covered period. The body of each chapter includes the main biographical, historical and devotional texts for the day, with links to additional prayers, activities and recipes, and to the daily readings for the Mass. The 2013-2014 Liturgical Year series provides a wonderful way for parents, priests, and religious educators to learn how to get Catholicism into our very bones!
Table of Contents
- Introduction to the Liturgical Year
- Introduction to Lent
- March 5th (Ash Wednesday)
- March 6th (Thursday after Ash Wednesday)
- March 7th (Memorial of Sts. Perpetua and Felicity, martyrs)
- March 8th (Optional Memorial of St. John of God, religious )
- March 9th (First Sunday of Lent)
- March 10th (Monday of the First Week of Lent)
- March 11th (Tuesday of the First Week of Lent)
- March 12th (Wednesday of the First Week of Lent)
- March 13th (Thursday of the First Week of Lent )
- March 14th (Friday of the First Week of Lent)
- March 15th (Saturday of the First Week of Lent )
- March 16th (Second Sunday of Lent)
- March 17th (Optional Memorial of St. Patrick, bishop and confessor (Solemnity Aus, Ire, Feast New Zeal, Scot, Wales))
- March 18th (Optional Memorial of St. Cyril of Jerusalem, bishop, confessor and doctor)
- March 19th (Solemnity of St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary)
- March 20th (Thursday of the Second Week of Lent )
- March 21st (Friday of the Second Week of Lent )
- March 22nd (Saturday of the Second Week of Lent )
- March 23rd (Third Sunday of Lent )
- March 24th (Monday of the Third Week of Lent )
- March 25th (The Annunciation of the Lord)
- March 26th (Wednesday of the Third Week of Lent)
- March 27th (Thursday of the Third Week of Lent )
- March 28th (Friday of the Third Week of Lent )
- March 29th (Saturday of the Third Week of Lent )
- March 30th (Fourth Sunday of Lent)
- March 31st (Monday of the Fourth Week of Lent )
- April 1st (Tuesday of the Fourth Week of Lent)
- April 2nd (Optional Memorial of St. Francis of Paola, hermit)
- April 3rd (Thursday of the Fourth Week of Lent)
- April 4th (Optional Memorial of St. Isidore, bishop and doctor )
- April 5th (Optional Memorial of St. Vincent Ferrer, priest )
- April 6th (Fifth Sunday of Lent)
- April 7th (Optional Memorial of St. John the Baptist de la Salle )
- April 8th (Tuesday of the Fifth Week of Lent)
- April 9th (Wednesday of the Fifth Week of Lent)
- April 10th (Thursday of the Fifth Week of Lent)
- April 11th (Optional Memorial of St. Stanislaus, bishop & martyr )
- April 12th (Saturday of the Fifth Week of Lent)
- April 13th (Palm Sunday)
- April 14th (Monday of Holy Week)
- April 15th (Tuesday of Holy Week)
- April 16th (Wednesday of Holy Week)
- April 17th (Holy Thursday)
- April 18th (Good Friday)
- April 19th (Holy Saturday — Easter Vigil)
