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Christmas Resources 2022
Christmas Resources 2022-2023
November 27, 2022
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Jennifer Gregory Miller
This is a compilation of all my posts and printables for Christmas, and some other relative links. The Christmas Calendar and Epiphany Home Blessing are updated for 2022-2023. Epiphany 2023 is January 8th and the Christmas season ends on Feast of the Baptism of the Lord on Sunday, January 9th. All my posts for the Christmas season can be found if you choose the category “Liturgical Year Posts,” then choose “Christmas” in the sidebar. Also in the top menu there is “Liturgical Year,” and the subpage “Printable Pages” and then Advent and Christmas that contains many printable pages I have on this website. Over the years I’ve written about our family’s Christmas traditions. These have developed, with ones being added and sometimes removed over time. We didn’t start doing all these from the beginning. Before you start feeling overwhelmed, just know that even within our own family, no Christmas ever looks exactly the same, nor is every tradition celebrated the same way from year to year. For the Advent season and all related posts, see my Advent Resources Post for 2022. Christmas ReflectionsBesides my personal blog, I also write at CatholicCulture.org for the Liturgical Year section since 2013, O Night Divine and Catholic Cuisine. Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men (2018) The Octave of Christmas (2016) The End of Christmas: Dispelling the Misconceptions (2016) Happy Birthday, Baby Jesus! (2015) Christmas to Candlemas: When Is the Real End to the Christmas Season? (2014) Contemplating the Christmas Mysteries: He is Light and Peace (2014) Celebrating Epiphany and the Christmas Season (2013) Jesus is the Meaning of Life and History (2013) The Diversity of Epiphany (2015) Celebrating Epiphany and the Christmas Season (2016) National Catholic Register: How Long Should We Celebrate the Christmas Season? (2019) Coloring Pages Mysteries of the Rosary Coloring Pages, Joyful, Sorrowful, Luminous, and Glorious Mysteries. This is the most popular link on my site. The Joyful Mysteries are so lovely to use during the Advent and Christmas seasons. 3-part Rosary cards from UK Bookworm Annunciation Coloring Pages Miraculous Medal / Immaculate Conception Coloring Page Christmas Prayers and Printables Christmas_Calendar_2022-2023 printable pdf file Christmas Meal Prayers prayer cards pdf file Christmas Prayer Companion master to reuse every year Epiphany Ceremony 2023 printable program Announcement of the Date of Easter 2023 pdf file to print Catholic Cookbooks and Feast Day Foods Catholic Cookbook Ideas for Gifts Liturgical Cookbooks My Favorite Cookbook: Cooking for Christ The Vatican Christmas Cookbook (review) Epiphany King Cake Gift of the Magi Bread for Epiphany Breaking Bread throughout the Liturgical Year (2015: Catholic Culture) Toasting through the Liturgical Year (2015: Catholic Culture) Christmas Reading New to Us Christmas Books for 2011 Good King Wenceslas Epiphany Reading Advent and Christmas Reading: The Huron Carol The Solemnity of the Mother of God (New Years’ Day) The New Year: Redeeming the Time (2017: Catholic Culture) Fitting Resolutions (2015: Catholic Culture) Reflections on the Close of the Year The Solemnity of the Epiphany of Our Lord Announcement of the_Date_of_Easter_2022 pdf file to print, proclamation on Epiphany Epiphany Ceremony 2022 printable program Our Epiphany Celebration Happy Epiphany! — the Proclamation of Easter Highlights Post-Epiphany Celebration Epiphany 2010 — summary of our traditions and Epiphany picture books. Epiphany Reading — some of our Epiphany books Celebrating Epiphany and the Christmas Season (2013: Catholic Culture) The Diversity of Epiphany (2015: Catholic Culture) The Feast of the Baptism of the the Lord Article on Baptism of Our Lord National Catholic Register article that includes a phone interview of me Baptism Begins a Continuing Catechesis: Special Needs for Communion (2015: Catholic Culture) Remembering Our Baptism (2014: Catholic Culture) Saints of the Christmas Season January 4: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton12 December Feasts, Christmas, Liturgical Calendar, Liturgical Year Posts, O Antiphons - December 17-23 |
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