The liturgical year at home
Light for every season of the Church year.
Beautiful, faithful resources to live the liturgical year at home, in English and Spanish.
For Advent and Christmas
Advent begins November 29
2027 Liturgical Calendar
Fourteen beautifully set months for the new liturgical year, with every solemnity, feast and memorial, the vestment colors, holy days and fast days, checked against the US bishops' 2027 calendar.
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Advent at Home 2026
Five to ten minutes a day for the whole family. A Jesse Tree reading and story for each of the 26 days, the O Antiphons, the Advent wreath, the St. Andrew Christmas novena and the feasts of December.
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December at Home: Guadalupe and Las Posadas
The story of Our Lady of Guadalupe told for children, and everything a family or parish needs to keep the nine nights of Las Posadas, side by side in Spanish and English.
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St. Nicholas Family Kit
A short printable kit for keeping St. Nicholas at home on the eve, December 5, 2026, with his life, three stories told for children, the customs of the eve, three activities, three questions, an original prayer and ten ways to give in secret.
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Adviento en casa 2026
The Spanish edition of Advent at Home, written natively for families in Mexico, with a Jesse Tree card for each of the 26 days, the Advent wreath, the O Antiphons in Latin and Spanish, the St. Andrew novena and the feasts of December, from Guadalupe to the pastorelas. It follows Mexico's calendar.
Coming soon
Advent and Christmas Collection 2026
Everything for the season in one download, with the 2027 Liturgical Calendar, Advent at Home, December at Home (Guadalupe and Las Posadas) and the St. Nicholas Family Kit, for US$15 instead of US$23 bought separately.
Coming soon
Free, for everyone
The Church's calendar on your phone
Add the liturgical calendar to Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar in one tap: every Sunday, solemnity, feast and memorial, with the color of the day. Free, in English for the United States and in Spanish for Mexico.
How this house works
We are a small house with an unusual team. Our founder, a Catholic in Mexico, decides and reviews. A team of AI agents researches, writes, designs, checks the calendar and keeps the books, each under a written rule.
Two promises follow. Every word about the faith is reviewed and approved by our founder before you see it. And we never use AI-generated images of Our Lord, Our Lady or the saints: our sacred images are public-domain masterpieces.
We price our work a little below what others charge, as the Rule of St. Benedict asks of monks who sell their crafts, and we give a free copy to any family who asks.
The Week Ahead
A short email every Saturday, starting in Advent: the coming week's feasts and one simple idea for each day. Free.
The first issue arrives for the First Sunday of Advent. Sign-up opens soon.