First, it is a liturgical calendar in which you will find all the most important feasts of the year, commemorative days, and indulgences, with special attention given to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the dates associated with Her.
Second, its images are of unusual content. We show the Catholic road of Europe. This time we geographically cover the old lands of Catholic Europe – from Paris to Vilnius. This was a continent that, for thousands of kilometers from its centers, carried and later defended our Holy Catholic Faith!
Third, the calendar is adorned with images of European cultural heritage, reminding us of the beauty of the world created by God and the works of man. This time we present not only buildings but also people – in situations that reveal the beauty of life.
This time the calendar is dedicated to the Catholic liturgy, which over the centuries has been a deep and beautiful way of expressing the Catholic faith. It presents beautiful altars, rites, liturgical vessels, and vestments. Because of this, the calendar creates a prayerful atmosphere.
As always, we have again highlighted the 13th day of each month – Mary's day, celebrated after the apparitions of the Mother of God at Fatima in 1917. On the 13th day of each month, the Traditional Roman Mass will be offered for your intentions.
This year we will not be able to print the calendar without your support. Unfortunately, this time the printers require full prepayment. Therefore, we are starting a pre-order campaign.
To order the calendar "Catholic Europe", please fill out this form and make a donation at your discretion. We plan to make the first shipment around December 22.
We are confident that this calendar is a great gift for your loved ones and friends who have found or are seeking faith. It is both a home decoration and a practical tool useful in everyone's daily life. Finally, it is a reminder that every day we are accompanied by the protection of the Lord and Mary.




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