2025-2026 Traditional Catholic Academic Planner 7" x 9" Floral Cover Hardcover – May 27, 2025

Start setting your goals and planning your prayer life in just one planner using our Traditional Catholic Planner dated July 2025 to June 2026. Each date on the monthly calendars and weekly planning pages is marked with feasts based on the 1962 missal. Never forget a Saint's feast again!+ The Traditional Catholic feasts based on the 1962 Missal is the main guide of this planner. Some popular new feasts such as Padre Pio’s, St. Gianna Molla’s, among others are included.+ Saints’ feasts not in the 1962 missal but celebrated in historical calendars are indicated with Hist or simply H. Examples are St. Thomas More, St. Dominic Savio, and St. Veronica of the Veil.SPECIFICATIONS:Size: 7″ x 9”12 months: July 2025 – June 2026Paperback Matte Cover200 pages premium paperLAYOUT FEATURES:Horizontal Weekly LayoutDated monthly and weekly spreadsNote pages throughoutTrackers for Confession, Communion, Spiritual Reading and moreCONTENTS:2025 -2026 CalendarImportant DatesFeasts of the ChurchAnnual Goals TrackerMonthly Tasks TrackerMy Rule of LifeMorning and Evening Prayers from the Missal----Weekly Planning pagesOnline LoginsReading LogHoliday Planner2025 and 2026 PlanningNotes pages ThroughoutCustomer Reviews on our previous plannersAnneBest Catholic planner for womenI purchased the 2023 traditional catholic planner for women and just love it! I'm very excited to order another. I purchased the VERTICAL planner, and am ordering that one again. I love the check offs, the big calendar, the space to journal, the holy dates and saint feast day reminder....the whole thing. I highly recommend this planner!-------------------------Mario OrnelasFantastic for college studentsI love this Catholic planner! My boyfriend purchased it for me when I expressed my deep desire for a Catholic planner. It has been perfect for scheduling my college assignments and keeping track of feast days. I really enjoyed the introductory pages which includes prayers and an explanation on St. Padre Pio’s five things to do to grow in relationship with God.To the author, it would be wonderful to have a planner like this which is designed for university students. Additionally, I am not sure how to use the sacrifices tracker at the bottom of the pages. Could you include an explanation for it?Your Sister in Christ,Rebecca Read more