Sacred Ordinary Days is a liturgical planner that combines a number of transformational tools, which have aided the spiritual journey of many Christians, including ours. Inside you will find resources and reflections for the beginner and the master alike on... 

  

Sacred Ordinary Days is a liturgical planner that combines a number of transformational tools, which have aided the spiritual journey of many Christians, including ours. Inside you will find resources and reflections for the beginner and the master alike on... 

 

  

Ordinary Time II: The Season After Pentecost is here. The season after Pentecost is the longest span of ordinary time in the Liturgical year. It is often overshadowed by the more prominent seasons in the church calendar like Easter and Christmas. This is unfortunate because there are many unique holy days like Trinity Sunday, Holy Cross Day, All Saints' Day, and Christ the King Sunday that bring depth to this long season in the church calendar.  Are you ready to explore these oft-forgotten holy days? Are you ready to find ways to be present even in this long season of ordered time? 

We may have just the resource for you:

For the first time, we are offering the option of smaller seasonal planners, including this one for the first 2 months in Ordinary Time, June and July 2019.

This season is a great opportunity to slow down and refocus your priorities, to dive deeper and align your life with the liturgy during Ordinary Time.  Challenge yourself to commit to a weekly reading of scripture following the lectionary. Or, perhaps try a daily reading of scripture following the daily office.  Explore the practice of the examen. Reflect on the wisdom of well-known authors, theologians, and others in our weekly quotes.

Now is your chance, download Ordinary Time II: The Season After Pentecost now.

This PDF is designed to be printed front and back on 8.5" X 11" paper. The finished page size is 7.5" X 8.5". Print on your home printer or at your local print center, often available in office supply stores. We recommend 24lb white paper, printed, cut, and placed into a notebook. Full print instructions included.

In addition to printing, you are also welcome to use this file digitally on a tablet or other device.

Sacred Ordinary Days is a liturgical planner that combines a number of transformational tools, which have aided the spiritual journey of many Christians, including ours. Inside you will find resources and reflections for the beginner and the master alike on...

• the Lectionary (we draw from the Revised Common Lectionary)
• the Daily Office from the Book of Common Prayer
• daily blessings from Common Prayer: a Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals
• the Seasons and Holy Days of the Liturgical Calendar also called the Christian Calendar or the Church Calendar
• the practice of crafting a “Rule of Life”
• a Liturgical Wheel Calendar redesigned to be elegantly simple and clear
• a Prayer Labyrinth to “walk” with your finger instead of your feet, also called a Finger Labyrinth

Along with these time-tested tools for spiritual formation, our planner also incorporates layouts designed for productivity and focus. Each week includes...

• a weekly Examen page
• a weekly Sabbath page
• a daily page with the Daily Office scriptures, space for 3 daily priorities with cues and rests|rewards, your to-do list, and your schedule

The planner will be a faithful guide and companion through the seasons in the liturgical year.  At the beginning of the season there are four pages that include seasonal art, resources (symbols, decorations, articles, book references, etc.), plus space to envision how you'd like to embody this season in the six areas of your life and then reflect and reset for how you'd like to embody the season next time.

Download your planner now and start today on your a new journey through the season of Ordinary Time.

Use code UPGRADE to apply your pdf cost to your next planner!

Each cross is carved individually from a unique piece of beautifully grained olive wood. This wood is pruned from the olive trees around Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus. Christians have been carving crosses like this for hundreds of years, originally for pilgrims and more recently for tourists visiting the Holy Land.

Each craftsman is a Christian living in Bethlehem who receives a fair price to support their family.

Praying with a holding cross can be a comfort during centering prayer, a helpful presence during lectio divina, and a faithful reminder of God's presence during the prayer of examen. 

A holding cross is also sometimes called a pocket cross, comfort cross, or caring cross. These small crosses are designed to fit comfortably into the palm of your hand as a tactile aid to prayer. Use it as a spiritual companion for easing children's fears, to comfort worries and stresses of adults and to focus the prayer of the sick and elderly.

DIMENSIONS
2.5" x 1.5" x  0.4"

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