3/24/19 3rd Sunday of Lent, St Gabriel
-High Mass (!!) FINALLY! I haven't been to a high mass in like, forever!
-Read from: Lent for children, a time of renewal, Sunday Morning Storyland, Catholic All Year Compendium + Catholic All March booklet (St Catherine of Sweden)
-Made plans for the feast of the Annunciation
-Father Oak: purple
-Read about St Gabriel from A Character Calendar & Lives of the Saints
3/25/19 The Annunciation-see separate post
3/26/19
-Low Mass
-New books came in the Mail:
More catholic All Year Booklets!!!! (and the April booklet is THICK!) I haven't had much of a chance yet to even look inside of these, but am very excited to have them!!
-read from: Lent for Children, A Time of renewal
3/27/19
-Low Mass
-Read from a character calendar (I've missed this book!!)
-Investigated New "Catholic All Year Books" (can't wait for April to begin!!)
3/28/19
-Read from: Lent for Children, A time of renewal, A character calendar (what a treat!)
-Listened to Jesus of Nazareth on Librivox
-New Books: Good Saint Anne (booklet) Butler's Lives of the Saints & Imitation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (all from Tan books--- I bought these when it was the St Benedict's Day Sale--they are all so beautiful, I am excited to have them in my collection & can't wait to read them! So grateful for the St Benedict's Day sale!!)
3/29/19
-Low Mass; purple; Feria mass for Friday of the third week of lent
-Read from: Lent for Children, a time of renewal
-thought up edits for my way of the cross document
3/30/19
-Read from: Lent for Children, a time of renewal, Sunday Morning Story Land, Catholic All March booklet, With the church volume 1
-Mass
-I got a new shelf!!!!! I have a bit of organizing to do on it, but it is might nice having (nearly) all my books in one place--and pretty accessible.
-made edits on my way of the cross document
Update:
I have pretty much ditched the "40 steps to Easter" booklet from Dumb Ox pub--and I don't have a great reason why... I was reading with my friend nearly every day, but, I didn't pre-read (ever!) when I should have and awkwardly read things out loud to her (like I read "thank you for the gift of being able to walk" (which was in the book) when she hasn't been able to walk in almost 20 years...so that was...awkward), so I kind of stopped bringing the book to her house. and sure, I could read it to myself, but the daily sections are so short that it feels like some thing I *should/could* read with her, so mentally It feels like I *can't/shouldn't* read it with myself...its complicated. but I've basically ditched it and I don't think/plan on going back to it (even though I could...)
I have been saying the stations of the cross by myself nearly every day, and this was a goal of mine. I use either my document or the Catholic All Year ones. I've said it with my friend not as often as I had envisioned us, but we have a handful of times. I have also found that I don't have enough breath (or something) to say a rosary and the stations in one day with her, so I usually choose the rosary because it's *generally* a smoother experience.
My Lenten readings have gone...mostly well. There's no zeal or anything or but the habit is there. I'm looking forward to starting a new book or two soon.
I have been going to low mass pretty much every day it was offered this lent (I overslept at least a few mornings...)
So, I guess, you could say that lent has been pretty fruitful this year.
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Sunday, March 31, 2019
Lent week 3:: 3/24/19, 3/26/19, 3/27/19, 3/28/19, 3/29/19, 3/30/19
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Sunday, March 24, 2019
Lent week 2:: 3/18/19-3/23/19
Low Mass isn't/wasn't offered Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday
Monday 3/18/19
-Read from Lent for Children, A Time of Renewal, Lives of the Saints, Saints a Year in faith and art
-Made St Joseph's day plans
-Listened to Jesus of Nazareth by Mother Mary Loyola on Librivox (I kind of forgot that I started this)
Tuesday 3/19/19 Saint Joseph
-Mass
-read from Lent for Children, With the church volume 1, saints a year in faith and art, a time of renewal, the catholic all year compendium, signs and symbols in christian art, the year and our children, a character calendar & lives of the saints
-Father Oak: white
{plans for the day}
3/20/19
-Read from: a time of renewal, lent for children
3/21/19 Saint Benedict
-Low Mass; Father Oak: Purple; Ferial Mass for Thursday of the Second week of Lent-I think
-Took advantage of Tan Books 40% off sale (This probably doesn't cunt as liturgical living, but I did do it in honor of today's feast day)
-Read from: Lent for Children, A Time of Renewal, Lives of the Saints
3/22/19
-missed mass because I slept in
-Read from Lent for Children, A time of renewal, Hoever's Lives of the Saints
3/23/19:
-Read from: Lent for Children, a time of renewal
-Read from "Saints & Festivals"
-Said the stations of the cross with my own booklet (I'd say it was basically a success)
-Ordered/bought: Catholic All April Booklet + Catholic All Visits to the Blessed Sacrament booklet. SUPER excited for these!!
-Mass
end of week 2 update:
So Lent has been going pretty well. I haven't said the Stations of the Cross as much as I wanted, but have been doing a simplified one every time I go to mass. I have been doing "enough" reading, although I want to listen to Jesus of Nazareth More on Librivox. Originally I was going to not listen to anything on Spotify or YouTube for all of Lent, but I have really failed on that already, as I still have been using spotify nearly every day, but I have been listening to more Latin lesson CDs, and I have turned down my amount of recreational YouTubing-so that is good, AND I have curbed my trips to culvers, which was another thing I wanted to accomplish over Lent...
I have been sprinkling in some bible history reading towards the end of this week as well.
Monday 3/18/19
-Read from Lent for Children, A Time of Renewal, Lives of the Saints, Saints a Year in faith and art
-Made St Joseph's day plans
-Listened to Jesus of Nazareth by Mother Mary Loyola on Librivox (I kind of forgot that I started this)
Tuesday 3/19/19 Saint Joseph
-Mass
-read from Lent for Children, With the church volume 1, saints a year in faith and art, a time of renewal, the catholic all year compendium, signs and symbols in christian art, the year and our children, a character calendar & lives of the saints
-Father Oak: white
{making plans}
{plans for the day}
3/20/19
-Read from: a time of renewal, lent for children
3/21/19 Saint Benedict
-Low Mass; Father Oak: Purple; Ferial Mass for Thursday of the Second week of Lent-I think
-Took advantage of Tan Books 40% off sale (This probably doesn't cunt as liturgical living, but I did do it in honor of today's feast day)
-Read from: Lent for Children, A Time of Renewal, Lives of the Saints
3/22/19
-missed mass because I slept in
-Read from Lent for Children, A time of renewal, Hoever's Lives of the Saints
3/23/19:
-Read from: Lent for Children, a time of renewal
-Read from "Saints & Festivals"
-Said the stations of the cross with my own booklet (I'd say it was basically a success)
-Ordered/bought: Catholic All April Booklet + Catholic All Visits to the Blessed Sacrament booklet. SUPER excited for these!!
-Mass
end of week 2 update:
So Lent has been going pretty well. I haven't said the Stations of the Cross as much as I wanted, but have been doing a simplified one every time I go to mass. I have been doing "enough" reading, although I want to listen to Jesus of Nazareth More on Librivox. Originally I was going to not listen to anything on Spotify or YouTube for all of Lent, but I have really failed on that already, as I still have been using spotify nearly every day, but I have been listening to more Latin lesson CDs, and I have turned down my amount of recreational YouTubing-so that is good, AND I have curbed my trips to culvers, which was another thing I wanted to accomplish over Lent...
I have been sprinkling in some bible history reading towards the end of this week as well.
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Sunday, March 17, 2019
Feast of St Patrick:: 3/17/19
{plans for the day}
~ Low Mass
{art}
{reading + notes}
{how my cube shelf has been looking lately}
~Read from A Character Calendar
~Read St Patrick's Breastplate from Catholic All March Booklet
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Saturday, March 9, 2019
Ash Wednesday, Thursday after, Friday after, Saturday After:: 3/6/19-3/9/19
3/6/19, Ash Wednesday
-Low Mass, received ashes (nice and thick)
-writing
-ordered Catholic All Year Printable Lent DIY Bundle
-read from Lent for Children, with the church volume one, the catholic all march booklet, and a Time of renewal.
{nice and thick}
3/7/19 St Thomas Aquinas, Thursday after Ash Wednesday
-Low Mass, votive mass of Our Lord Jesus Christ Supreme and Eternal priest
-Catholic All January Booklet-St Thomas Aquinas
-Calendar Work--Dumb Ox Pub, Tan Books
-Lives of the Saints-St Thomas Aquinas
-Read-A Time of Renewal, Lent for Children
-finished Yesterday, Today and Forever by Maria Von Trapp
3/8/19 Friday after Ash Wednesday
-Low Mass
-Read from a Character calendar, and 40 steps to Easter booklet (caught up on readings)
-Prayed the stations of the cross with the Catholic All March booklet. I need a new booklet. I looked through a friend's booklets, and took one to borrow.
3/9/19 Saturday after Ash Wednesday, Saint Frances of Rome
-Calendar Work-Tan books, Catholic All March booklet,
-Read from a time of renewal, lent for children, The Catholic All Year compendium, lives of the Saints, saints a year in faith and art and, with the church volume 1
-I am making my own stations of the cross booklet/document.
-Made some prints
-Mass at night
All together, a very successful start to Lent!! I plan to continue cruising through Lent for Children, a time of renewal, 40 steps to Easter, a character calendar, and with the church volume 1. I plan to continue using the catholic all march booklet, going to mass as often as I can, and other things as time/energy allows. I am hoping to finish pulling together my stations of the cross document. (probably a "simple" one, and then, one with art and bible readings). This is my next project to finish, and I hope to have it done on/by Monday.
-Low Mass, received ashes (nice and thick)
-writing
-ordered Catholic All Year Printable Lent DIY Bundle
-read from Lent for Children, with the church volume one, the catholic all march booklet, and a Time of renewal.
{nice and thick}
3/7/19 St Thomas Aquinas, Thursday after Ash Wednesday
-Low Mass, votive mass of Our Lord Jesus Christ Supreme and Eternal priest
-Catholic All January Booklet-St Thomas Aquinas
-Calendar Work--Dumb Ox Pub, Tan Books
-Lives of the Saints-St Thomas Aquinas
-Read-A Time of Renewal, Lent for Children
-finished Yesterday, Today and Forever by Maria Von Trapp
3/8/19 Friday after Ash Wednesday
-Low Mass
-Read from a Character calendar, and 40 steps to Easter booklet (caught up on readings)
-Prayed the stations of the cross with the Catholic All March booklet. I need a new booklet. I looked through a friend's booklets, and took one to borrow.
3/9/19 Saturday after Ash Wednesday, Saint Frances of Rome
-Calendar Work-Tan books, Catholic All March booklet,
-Read from a time of renewal, lent for children, The Catholic All Year compendium, lives of the Saints, saints a year in faith and art and, with the church volume 1
-I am making my own stations of the cross booklet/document.
-Made some prints
-Mass at night
All together, a very successful start to Lent!! I plan to continue cruising through Lent for Children, a time of renewal, 40 steps to Easter, a character calendar, and with the church volume 1. I plan to continue using the catholic all march booklet, going to mass as often as I can, and other things as time/energy allows. I am hoping to finish pulling together my stations of the cross document. (probably a "simple" one, and then, one with art and bible readings). This is my next project to finish, and I hope to have it done on/by Monday.
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
March Feast days 3/1/19-3/5/19
3/1/19
-Read from a character calendar
3/2-3/3
-Mass
-fell asleep reading from with the church volume 1 :/ I had a really bad headache that day, so the reading doesn't count, but the effort was made to do it.
3/4/19 St Casimir
-Father Oak: white
-Low Mass
-read the dream of the rood and the stabat mater dolorosa
-read from a character calendar
-read "st chad" from Saints and Festivals
-started to read Yesterday, Today and Forever by Maria Von Trapp, its rather boring.
-received calendars from Dumb Ox Publications in the Mail, My first purchase from Dumb Ox Publications, and I am excited!
3/5/19
-Litany of loretto
-did some writing
-read from with the church volume 1, finished chapter from Sunday
-Read from Yesterday, Today and Forever by Maria Von Trapp. Its rather boring, I don't know if I will finish it.
-read from A Character Calendar
-reviewed Lent plans (again)
-Read from a character calendar
3/2-3/3
-Mass
-fell asleep reading from with the church volume 1 :/ I had a really bad headache that day, so the reading doesn't count, but the effort was made to do it.
3/4/19 St Casimir
-Father Oak: white
-Low Mass
-read the dream of the rood and the stabat mater dolorosa
-read from a character calendar
-read "st chad" from Saints and Festivals
-started to read Yesterday, Today and Forever by Maria Von Trapp, its rather boring.
-received calendars from Dumb Ox Publications in the Mail, My first purchase from Dumb Ox Publications, and I am excited!
3/5/19
-Litany of loretto
-did some writing
-read from with the church volume 1, finished chapter from Sunday
-Read from Yesterday, Today and Forever by Maria Von Trapp. Its rather boring, I don't know if I will finish it.
-read from A Character Calendar
-reviewed Lent plans (again)
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Tuesday, February 12, 2019
February Feast Days- what I did- 2/4/19-2/27/19
I've been smashing my goals and have been making it to daily mass (now that the terrible frigid snap is over) and have gotten back into the swing of a daily rosary. Also, I've been reading from A Character Calendar every day since it arrived in the email. So, things are going great!
(2/4/19)
(2/4/19)
2/4, St Andrew Corsini
-Low Mass
-Father Oak: White
-A Character Calendar
2/5, St Agatha
-Low Mass
-Father Oak: Red
-A Character Calendar, Catholic All February, the Catholic All Year Compendium, Saints a Year in Faith and Art, Signs and Symbols in Christian Art
-Who/what are "the 14 Holy Helpers"?
2/6, St Titus, St Dorothy
-A Character Calendar
-Low Mass
-Father Oak: White
-Saints a year in faith and art
-Paul Miki: The Catholic All Year Compendium, Catholic All February, Saints a Year in Faith and Art
New books:
-Chalice of Strength: prayers for priests (more of a booklet than a book, filled with prayers)
-Saints and Festivals: a cycle of the year for young people by Mother Mary Salome (a book with chapters for various days and seasons in the liturgical year)
-The Easter book by Francis X Weiser (I caved and got this book this Lent/Easter season. a book for Lent & Easter, in the same style of Weiser's other books)
2/7, St Romuald, St Richard of Lucca
(no mass because I wanted to sleep in, mass ended up getting canceled and one of the steers found his way into the horse's pen, so my sleeping in plan was not a win)
-Father Oak: White
-Lives of the Saints
-Saints a year in faith and art
2/8-2/10, didn't do much over the weekend, but caught up on readings from A Character Calendar, did Calendar Work, and Catholic All February/The Catholic All Year Compendium.
I haven't been keeping up on my letter board...it still days "Candlemas Day!" on it.
{how I like to survive wrestling meets--lots of books!}
2/11, Our Lady of Lourdes
-Low Mass
-A Character Calendar
-Father Oak: White
-The Catholic All Year Compendium, Catholic All February
New book:
-Religious Customs in the Family by Father Weiser (its so small!)
2/12
-Read from A Character Calendar
2/13
-prep for next day reading: the Catholic All Year Compendium, The Year and Our Children, Catholic All February booklet; changed letter board
-Read from A Character Calendar, looked up Therese Neueman
2/14, St Valentine
-Low Mass
-Father Oak: red
-Catholic All February
2/15
-Calendar Work
2/16
-Mass
-Read: Religious Customs in the Family, The Easter Book
-made: lent plans
2/17, Septuagesima Sunday
-finalized lent plans
-Calendar work
-Read: With the Church Volume 1
2/18, St Bernadette
-Calendar Work
-Mondays With Mary
-Catholic all February booklet (repeating pages from the feast of our Lady of Lourdes)
-Lives of the Saints, Saints: a year in faith and art
-Caught up on Readings from A Character Calendar
-looked over lent plans
-watch CCC video of St Bernadette
2/19
-Read from A Character Calendar
2/20
-Read from a Character calendar
2/21
-Mass (St Peter Damien)
2/22
-Read from: Catholic All February booklet, A Character Calendar, Lent for Children 2018 Supplement, missal/mass readings of the day
-Mass (Saturday and Sunday)
-Liturgical themed choral & organ festival
-Calendar Work
-Reading from: With the Church volume 1
2/25
-Mass
-New Books: Catholic All Year and Catholic All March booklets (both so beautiful and I can not wait to use them!!)
-Caught up on readings from A Character Calendar
-looked over lent plans
2/26
-Low Mass, Votive Mass of the Angels
2/27, St Gabriel
-Low Mass
-caught up on readings from a character calendar
-printed off lent calendars from the Pondered in my heart blog
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