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See original thread.
Sticky post with all the planning threads.
First thing I need to do is decide how I'm going to store these plans. I don't have my SL binder yet but I'm thinking they will have their own tab there. I also think that I'm going to try (really, really hard) to have my craft supplies collected and in a ziploc bag marked "June" so I don't have to make any last minute shopping trips. Same for books; a little at a time, I'm going to buy what I need rather then plan to go to the library with my fingers crossed.
Okay, on to June.
From
The Big Book of Catholic Customs and Traditions
Dedicated to the Sacred Heart
Ordinary time-green
June 3 Charles Lwanga and Companions
June 3 Pope John XXIII
June 13 St. Anthony of Padua
June 21 First Day of Summer
June 24 St. John the Baptist
June 29 St. Peter and St. Paul
Third Sunday in June-Father's Day
Catholic Mosaicbooks
-The Twelve Apostles by Marianna Mayer (this is for Pentecost which is the last Sunday in May in 2009)
-The Princess and the Kiss by Jennie Bishop
-The Blackbirds Nest; a tale of St. Kevin of Ireland (June 3)
-Across a Dark and Wild Sea by Don Brown (St. Columcille, June 9)
These are just listed here to get us started. Please add any celebration ideas you have or any other feast days that are missing.
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Here's a link to Waltzing Matilda's St. Paul coloring page:
St Paul coloring page
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Here is s thread about St. John the Baptist. It also includes links to previous threads
St John the Baptist
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Here is a link to previous thread on St. Anthony:
St Anthony of Padua
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June has a number of awesome solemnities. Most of them are rotating dates since they are based on the date of Easter. Last year, they were in May -which is so rare!
This year, they are:
The Most Holy Trinity (Sunday June 7)
Corpus Christi (Sunday, June 14)
The Solemntiy of the Sacred Heart (Firday June 19)
You listed the other two solemnities: John the Baptist and Peter and Paul.
But I bet there are some great ideas listed in the archives here about the other three as well!
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Maryan wrote:
June has a number of awesome solemnities. Most of them are rotating dates since they are based on the date of Easter. Last year, they were in May -which is so rare!
This year, they are:
The Most Holy Trinity (Sunday June 7)
Corpus Christi (Sunday, June 14)
The Solemntiy of the Sacred Heart (Firday June 19)
You listed the other two solemnities: John the Baptist and Peter and Paul.
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I was going to mention the same feasts, Maryan. When I do planning, I first look at the order of feasts: Sundays and Solemnities will always be celebrated, then Feasts are probable, Memorials and Optional Memorials depend on interest. We observe them all, but don't do the same level for each.
I had some sources listed in the original thread which include some liturgical calendars.
June 2009
1 - Justin (Memorial)
2 - Marcellinus and Peter (Optional Memorial)
3 - Charles Lwanga and Companions (Memorial)
5 - Boniface (Memorial)
6 - Norbert (Optional Memorial)
7 - Holy Trinity; Ordinary Time Week 10 (Solemnity)
9 - Ephrem (Optional Memorial)
11 - Corpus Christi (Traditional) (Solemnity); Barnabas (Memorial)
13 - Anthony of Padua (Memorial)
14 - Corpus Christi (United States) (Solemnity); Ordinary Time Week 11
19 - The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus (Solemnity); Romuald (Optional Memorial)
20 - Immaculate Heart of Mary (Memorial)
21 - Ordinary Time Week 12
22 - Paulinus of Nola; John Fisher; Saint Thomas More (Optional Memorial)
24 - Nativity of John the Baptist (Solemnity)
27 - Cyril of Alexandra (Optional Memorial)
28 - Ordinary Time Week 13
29 - Peter and Paul (Solemnity)
30 - First Martyrs of the Church in Rome (Optional Memorial)
It's a big undertaking, but it's always been many of the moderators' hope to have links to previous discussions by month or liturgical seasons. It's a lot of searching, but if you post links and such we can perhaps come up with a sticky post by the end of the year!
And I know Faith Filled Days will be a good reference tool.
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Could someone please explain to me the difference between a solemnity and a feast day?
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MommyD wrote:
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FAQ Liturgical Year touches on this question.
I'm finding often that confusion generally comes from the conversations that people refer to "Today is such and such feast day" or "What are you doing for the feast of ____?" These kind of statements are a blanket term for all the special liturgical days of the year.
But then particularly if you were to look at the Liturgical calendar, there are different rankings. In order of prominence, Solemnity (which include Sundays and holydays of obligation), Feast, Memorial, and Optional Memorial.
So in context with the church rankings, you could sort out a conversation this way:
St. Isidore the Farmer's feast day is celebrated on May 15. It is an optional memorial in the United States.
The difficult part is that "Feast" is an actual ranking, second to Solemnity, but that feast is used interchangeably for all the days. 
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Saint Paul ideas in the Pauline Year thread.
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June 24th-St. John the Baptist liturgical tea
Amongst Lovely Things Liturgical Tea plans
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It's been a little over a year since MommyD came up with the seasonal and monthly plans. I don't think we've been consistent, but they have been helpful.
There's a sticky at the top of the forum for All the planning threads.
Here's what I've compiled for June so far:
The month of June is Dedicated to the Sacred Heart
Liturgical Season: Ordinary Time
Sunday readings are from Year C
Weekday readings are Cycle II
For June 2010, listed in order of priority:
Solemnities and Sundays:
June 6: Corpus Christi, Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, Solemnity Second Sunday after Pentecost
June 11: Sacred Heart of Jesus, Solemnity Friday following the Second Sunday after Pentecost
June 13: Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 20: Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time; Fathers' Day (USA)
June 24: Nativity of John the Baptist
June 27: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 29: Peter and Paul, apostles, martyrs
Feasts
None
Memorials
June 1: St. Justin, Martyr
June 3: Charles Lwanga and Companions, Martyrs
June 5: St. Boniface, Martyr
June 12: Immaculate Heart of Mary, Saturday following the Second Sunday after Pentecost
June 21: Aloysius Gonzaga, priest
June 28: Irenaeus, bishop,
Optional Memorials
June 2: Marcellinus and Peter, Martyrs
June 9: Ephrem, Deacon and Doctor of the Church
June 19: Romuald, Abbot
June 22: Paulinus of Nola, bishop; John Fisher, bishop and martyr and Thomas More, martyr
June 26: Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, priest
June 30: First Martyrs of the Church of Rome
Suppressed Feasts for June 2010 because they fall on Sunday:
June 6: St. Norbert, bishop, Optional Memorial
June 11: St. Barnabas, Apostle, Memorial
June 13: St. Anthony of Padua, Priest and Doctor, Memorial
June 27: St. Cyril of Alexandria
Traditional and Historical Feasts that differ from the Ordinary Form Calendar:
June 1: St. Angela Merici, Virgin, (Feast moved to January 27 in Ordinary Form)
June 3: St. Kevin of Ireland
June 4: St. Francis Caracciolo, Confessor
June 8: Mary, Mediatrix of All Graces
June 9: St. Columcile (Columba), Saints Primus and Felician, martyrs
June 10: St. Margaret of Scotland (Feast moved to November 16 in Ordinary Form)
June 14: St. Basil the Great, confessor, bishop and doctor (Feast moved to January 2 in Ordinary Form)
June 15: St. Germaine Cousin; Saints Vitus, Modestus, and Crescentia, martyrs
June 17: St. Gregory Barbarigo, Bishop and Confessor
June 18: St. Ephrem, deacon, confessor and doctor (Feast moved to June 9 in Ordinary Form)
June 19: St. Juliana of Falconieri, virgin; Saints Gervase and Protase, martyrs
June 25: St. William, abbot
June 26: Saints John and Paul, martyrs
June 27: Our Lady of Perpetual Help
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For the Month of June and Ordinary Time:
::Women for Faith and Family: June 2010
::Faith Filled Days
::Dawn's plans for June
::Green is for the Growing Time
::The Green Meadow - Maria Von Trapp
::The Land Without a Sunday - Maria Von Trapp
::What Is Ordinary Time?
::Church Year: All About Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: June Overview
::Catholic Cuisine: June
::Religion in the Home of a Preschooler for June
June 1:
St. Justin, Martyr, Memorial
Vestment Color: Red
::Catholic Culture
::Patron Saints Index
::Women for Faith and Family
::Saint-a-Day biography: Justin
St. Angela Merici, Virgin, Traditional Calendar (Feast moved to January 27 in Ordinary Form)
::Catholic Culture: Angela
::Patron Saints Index: Angela
June 2:
Marcellinus and Peter, Martyrs, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: green for Ordinary Time, if Marcellinus and Peter are celebrated, vestments are Red during Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: Marcellinus and Peter
::Patron Saints Index: Peter the Exorcist
::Patron Saints Index: Marcellinus
::WF-F: Marcellinus and Peter
::Saint-a-Day biography: Marcellinus and Peter
June 3:
Charles Lwanga and Companions, Martyrs, Memorial
Vestment Color: Red
::Catholic Culture: Charles Lwanga
::Patron Saints: Charles Lwanga
::WF-F: Charles Lwanga
::Saint-a-Day biography: Charles Lwanga
::4Real: St. Charles Lwanga
::4Real: Saints from or worked in Africa
::Catholic Cuisine: Charles Lwanga
St. Kevin of Ireland
::Patron Saints Index
::Saints of Ireland: The Blackbird's Next
June 5:
St. Boniface, Martyr, Memorial
Vestment Color: Red
Patron Saint of Germany
::Catholic Culture: Boniface
::WF-F: Boniface
::Patron Saints: Boniface
::Saint-a-Day biography: Boniface
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: St. Boniface
June 6:
2010: Corpus Christi, Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, Solemnity
This solemnity is either Second Sunday after Pentecost or Thursday after Trinity Sunday
Vestment Color: White
::Catholic Culture: Corpus Christi
::Church Year: All About Corpus Christi
::Catholic Culture: Corpus Christi
::Women for Faith and Family: Corpus Christi
::4Real: Keeping Sundays a Priority
::Church Ladies: Celebrating Sunday
::The Land Without a Sunday - Maria Von Trapp
::Catholic Mom: Sundays Gospel
::Open Wednesday
::Corpus Christi Festival
Other Years: St. Norbert, bishop, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: Vestments reflect liturgical season color; if Norbert celebrated in particular, vestments are White during Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture
::Patron Saints
::Saint-a-Day biography: Norbert
::St. Michael's Abbey in California. Their two chant and polyphony cds are wonderful
June 9:
St. Ephrem, Deacon and Doctor of the Church, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: Vestments reflect liturgical season color; if Ephrem celebrated in particular, vestments are White during Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: Ephrem
::Patron Saints: Ephrem
::WF-F: Ephrem
::Saint-a-Day biography: Ephrem
St. Columcile of Ireland
::Patron Saints: St. Columba of Iona
::Book: Across a Dark and Wild Sea by Don Brown
June 10:
Traditional: St. Margaret of Scotland
::Moved to November 16 in OF.
::Patron Saints
June 11:
2010: Sacred Heart of Jesus, Solemnity
This is a movable Solemnity, occurring on the Friday following the Second Sunday after Pentecost
Vestment Color: White
::Catholic Culture: Sacred Heart
::Patron Saints Index: Sacred Heart
::WF-F: Sacred Heart
::WF-F: Enthronement
::A Mother's Prayer to the Sacred Heart
::Coloring Page
::4Real: Image of the Sacred Heart
::4Real: Rite of Enthronement of the Sacred Heart
::4Real: Saintly supplements: Sacred Heart
::4Real: Sacred Heart Craft of the Week
::4Real: Feast of the Sacred Heart
::4Real: June: Sacred Heart
::4Real: Sacred Heart & Immaculate Heart
::Coloring Pages
::MackFarm, Wildflowers and Marbles: Month of the Sacred Heart
::Pondered in My Heart: Sacred Heart Craft
::Lacy, Catholic Icing: Sacred and Immaculate Hearts Crafts
::Little Flowers: Tie Dye Sacred Heart
::Waltzing Matilda: Sacred Heart T-shirt Tie-Dye
::Waltzing Matilda: Sacred Heart Tee 2
::Catholic Icing: Tie Dye Shirts Sacred Heart
::Feast of the Sacred Heart - Maria Von Trapp
::Catholic Cuisine
::Catholic Cuisine: Sundae
::Castle in the Sea: Sacred Heart Lunch
::Family at the Foot of the Cross: Sacred Heart and Immaculate Heart Cakes
::Family at the Foot of the Cross: Sacred Heart of Jesus Wreath
::Sacred Heart EWTN
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact
Other years: St. Barnabas, Apostle, Memorial
Vestment Color: Red
::Catholic Culture: Barnabas
::Women for Faith and Family: Barnabas
::Patron Saints Index: Barnabas
::Saint-a-Day biography: Barnabas
June 12:
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Memorial
Movable Feast, Saturday following the Second Sunday after Pentecost
Vestment Color: White
::Catholic Culture: Immaculate Heart of Mary
::Women for Faith and Family: Immaculate Heart of Mary
::Catholic Cuisine: Immaculate Hearlt
::4Real: Immaculate Heart of Mary
::4Real: Sacred Heart/Immaculate Heart
::EWTN: Immaculate Heart
::Domestic-Church: Consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
June 13:
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Vestment Color: green
::Catholic Culture
::Keeping Sundays a Priority
::Church Ladies: Celebrating Sunday
::The Land Without a Sunday - Maria Von Trapp
::Catholic Mom: Sundays Gospel
::Open Wednesday
Other Years: St. Anthony of Padua, Priest and Doctor, Memorial
Vestment Color: White
::Catholic Culture: St. Anthony of Padua
::Patron Saints: St. Anthony of Padua
::Women for Faith and Family: St. Anthony
::Saint-a-Day biography: Anthony
::4Real: Don't Forget St. Anthony
::4Real: Saints and Superstitions
::Catholic Cuisine: St. Anthony
::Catholic Icing: St. Anthony Ideas
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: St. Anthony of Padua
June 15:
St. Germaine Cousin
Patroness of Victims of Child Abuse and Shepherdesses
::Patron Saints
::Women for Faith and Family: Germaine
::Women for Faith & Family: Coloring Page
::Saint-a-Day biography: Germaine
::Story of St. Germaine book
::Stairway to the Stars: A Story of St. Germaine Cousin, book
::Biography
::Parent's Duty, Life of St. Germaine
::30 minute movie on St. Germaine's life Preview first before showing to littles.
June 19:
Romuald, Abbot, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: Vestments reflect liturgical season color; if Romuald celebrated in particular, vestments are White during Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: Romuald
::Patron Saints: Romuald
::Saint-a-Day biography: Romuald
::Women for Faith and Family: Romuald
June 20:
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time; Father's Day (USA)
Vestment Color: green
::Catholic Culture
::Keeping Sundays a Priority
::Church Ladies: Celebrating Sunday
::The Land Without a Sunday - Maria Von Trapp
::Catholic Mom: Sundays Gospel
::Open Wednesday
Fathers' Day
::4real: My Father's Hands
::Little Golden Book: We Help Daddy by Mini Stein, illustrated by Eloise Wilkin
::4Real: A Father's Influence
::4Real: Fathers Day Gifts
::4Real: Poems/Verses/Quotes for Dads
::4Real: Celebrating Husbands
::4Real: Fathers Days
::4Real: Books for Husbands
::4Real: Handmade Gift for Daddy
::Catholic Culture: St. Joseph
::Catholic Culture: St. Joseph the Worker
More St. Joseph Ideas:
::4Real: St. Joseph Feast Day Ideas?
::4Real: St. Joseph' Day
::4Real: St. Joseph Picture Books
::4Real: St. Joseph Altars
::4Real: St. Joseph's altar
::4Real: St. Joseph's Feast
::Loveliness of St. Joseph Altars (Family in Feast and Feria blog)
::Family Feast and Feria: Dear St. Joseph
::Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact: St. Joseph
::Food Ideas: St. Joseph at Catholic Cuisine blog
::St. Joseph Altar at Catholic Cuisine blog
::St. Joseph Coloring Page
::Charlotte's Coloring Page
::Virtual St. Joseph Altar coloring pages and crafts
June 21:
Aloysius Gonzaga, priest, Memorial
Vestment Color: White
::Catholic Culture: Aloysius
::Women for Faith and Family: Aloysius
::Patron Saints: Aloysius
::Domestic Church: Aloysius
::Saint-a-Day biography: Aloysius
::Catholic Cuisine: Aloysius
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: Aloysius
June 22:
John Fisher, bishop and martyr, and Thomas More, martyr, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: Vestments reflect liturgical season color; if saints celebrated in particular, vestments are Red in Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: Paulinus of Nola; John Fisher and Thomas More
::WF-F, St. John Fisher
::WF-F, St. Thomas More
::Saint-a-Day biography: John Fisher and Thomas More
::Patron Saints, Thomas More
::Patron Saints, John Fisher
::4Real: St. Thomas More, June 22
::4Real: Man for All Seasons
Paulinus of Nola, Bishop and Confessor, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: Vestments reflect liturgical season color; if saints celebrated in particular, vestments are White in Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: Paulinus of Nola; John Fisher and Thomas More
::WF-F, Paulinus of Nola
::Patron Saints Index
June 24:
Birth of John the Baptist, Solemnity
Vestment Color: White
::Catholic Culture
::Saint-a-Day biography: John the Baptist
::4Real: John the Baptist
::4Real: Today's Feast - Birth of St. John
::4Real: Feast of St. John 2006
::4Real: Feast of St. John 2005
::4Real: Do Re Mi
::Women for Faith and Family: Birth of John the Baptist
::Patron Saints Index: John the Baptist
::Catholic Cuisine: John the Baptist
::St. John the Baptist Liturgical Tea
June 26:
Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, priest, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: Vestments reflect liturgical season color; if Josemaria celebrated in particular, vestments are White in Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: Josemaria
::Catholic Cuisine: St.Josemaria
::Patron Saints: Josemaria
::Saint-a-Day biography: Josemaria
::Family Feast and Feria: Loving our Patron Saints
June 27:
Thirteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Vestment Color: green
::Catholic Culture
::4Real: Keeping Sundays a Priority
::Church Ladies: Celebrating Sunday
::The Land Without a Sunday - Maria Von Trapp
::Catholic Mom: Sundays Gospel
::Open Wednesday
Other Years: Cyril of Alexandria, bishop and doctor, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: Vestments reflect liturgical season color; if Cyril celebrated in particular, vestments are White during Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: Cyril
::Women for Faith and Family: Cyril
::Patron Saints Index: Cyril
::Saint-a-Day biography: Cyril
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
::Women for Faith and Family: Our Lady of Perpetual Help
::Patron Saints: Our Lady of Perpetual Help
::Catholic Culture: Our Lady of Perpetual Help Icon Has Colorful History
::Catholic Culture: Mother of Perpetual Help
::Domestic-Church: Our Lady of Perpetual Help
::Mary Page: Meditation
::Mary Page: Can you Tell Me about Our Lady of Perpetual help?
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: Our Lady of Perpetual Help
June 28:
Irenaeus, bishop, martyr, memorial
Vestment Color: Red
::Catholic Culture: Irenaeus
::Patron Saints Index: Irenaeus
::Women for Faith and Family: Irenaeus
::Saint-a-Day biography: Irenaeus
June 29:
Peter and Paul, apostles, martyrs, Solemnity
Vestment Color: Red
::Catholic Culture
::Women for Faith and Family
::4Real: Apostle Feast Days
::4Real: Apostles.com
::4Real: Printable Images of Apostles
::Life in Our Domestic Church: Altoid Shrines
::Life in Our Domestic Church: Finished Shrines
::Life in Our Domestic Church: Another Apostle Display Idea
::St. Paul Coloring Page
::Sts Peter and Paul Coloring Page
::Saint-a-Day biography: Peter and Paul
::4Real: Pauline Year: Activities and Resources
::4Real: Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul
::Catholic Cuisine: Paul
::Patron Saints: Peter
::Patron Saints: Paul
::Treasure Chest Fun and Fact: St. Peter
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: St. Paul the Apostle
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: Conversion of St. Paul
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: St. Paul’s imprisonment and death
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: St. Paul’s arrest and imprisonment
::Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact: St. Paul’s Travels
June 30:
First Martyrs of the Church of Rome, Optional Memorial
Vestment Color: Vestments reflect liturgical season color; if saints celebrated in particular, vestments are Red during Ordinary Time
::Catholic Culture: First Martyrs
::Patron Saints Index: First Martyrs
::Women for Faith and Family: First Martyrs
::Saint-a-Day biography: First Martyrs
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Wow, what a lot of work you put in to this, Jennifer!
My daughter's patron saint is St. Margaret of Scotland; have a little typo on June 10...your link is right but it should say "moved to Nov 16 in OF" currently it says "nov 11."
Looking forward to celebrating these feast days and solemnities!
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LeeAnn wrote:
Wow, what a lot of work you put in to this, Jennifer!
My daughter's patron saint is St. Margaret of Scotland; have a little typo on June 10...your link is right but it should say "moved to Nov 16 in OF" currently it says "nov 11."
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Oh, thanks! I appreciate it! I like things to be accurate.
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This is not official church year stuff, but on Father's Day we also always like to honor St Joseph as well. It just seems fitting somehow, just as we also honor Mary on Mother's day.
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I've been tweaking the above to fix my typos and such.
I've been thinking of the liturgical year plans. While the list above is long, it still needs to be "unpacked", with Collect prayers, readings of the day, symbols and patronages, and era lived, and reading and copywork material all incorporated with school plans. I also like to find artwork related to the special feast days.
Because of copyright reasons, the readings of the day can't be posted online, but only linked to USCCB. If I have time I'll put those links in, but they are also linked from Catholic Culture. Women for Faith and Family have the special readings related to the saint for that day.
Most of the links have all the information I need, except further reading at the age appropriate level, from either dedicated picture or chapter books, or biographies from various books.
The reality is I don't "celebrate" all feasts on the calendar. We try to pick the high feasts and namedays for the big celebrations, and then "observe" with little ways (praying to the saint, reading about the saint of the day) for the others, so I don't need all the detail for every day.
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| This is not official church year stuff, but on Father's Day we also always like to honor St Joseph as well. It just seems fitting somehow, just as we also honor Mary on Mother's day. |
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Oh, I like that, Theresa! I do think the secular holidays do fit into the domestic church celebrations, and the Church usually has certain votive Masses or special blessings for these days.
A few links for Fathers' Day:
Fathers' Day
4real: My Father's Hands
Little Golden Book: We Help Daddy by Mini Stein, illustrated by Eloise Wilkin
4Real: A Father's Influence
4Real: Fathers Day Gifts
4Real: Poems/Verses/Quotes for Dads
4Real: Celebrating Husbands
4Real: Fathers Days
4Real: Books for Husbands
Catholic Culture: St. Joseph
Catholic Culture: St. Joseph the Worker
More St. Joseph Ideas:
March 19 -- St. Joseph (Solemnity)
4 Real Threads:
::St. Joseph Feast Day Ideas?
::St. Joseph' Day
::St. Joseph Picture Books
::St. Joseph Altars
::St. Joseph's altar
::St. Joseph's Feast
::Loveliness of St. Joseph Altars (Family in Feast and Feria blog)
::Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact: St. Joseph
::Food Ideas: St. Joseph at Catholic Cuisine blog
::St. Joseph Altar at Catholic Cuisine blog
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I added some links to Treasure Chest Fun and Fact for some of the feast days. I also put them in the May liturgical thread.
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Wow!! What a comprehensive list! I was just coming to share the link I found for the tie-dye shirts, and you already have it! I wish I had time to do it...but we're moving in 2.5 weeks and I think I'd be nuts to try tie-dye. ;)
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Thank you. I keep trying to add as I see or find them to keep the list updated.
I have to admit I've never done tie dye. I like the idea of doing the craft, but I have nightmares thinking of anyone in my family wearing them. Charlotte (Waltzing Matilda) and Colleen's idea is a bit more to my taste. 
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