2025 Calendar Year Catholic Liturgical Planner // Big Layout
**THIS IS FOR JAN-DEC 2025**
This Blessed is She Calendar Year Liturgical Planner runs January 2025 - December 2025. It is the perfect planner for Catholic women to use with intentional daily prayer, monthly prayer prompts, areas for goal setting, gratitude, and more!
This year's theme: We're asking the Lord to help us see His love, every single day, like it’s the very first time. We're staying awake to our beautiful daily life, to live every moment in wonder. Inspired by Matthew 5:8.
The details of the Blessed is She Catholic Liturgical Calendar Year Planner:
- Common prayers included in the front of the Planner,including an Examination of Conscience, How to Pray the Rosary, & more
- Space for gratitude, prayer intentions, and daily prayer routines
- Bubbles for habit tracking
- Pockets for holding prayer cards, notes, etc.
- Saints of the day (feast days)
- Novena start dates throughout the year
- Weekly bible verses inspired by our theme
- Elastic closing band
- Monthly calendar layouts & thematic reflections (with journaling space!)
- Monthly tabs for each month
- Full color throughout entire book
- Liturgical colors used throughout the planner to be reminded of the Church's calendar (aka - all the seasons!)
- 80 lb white paper stock
- Soft-touch lamination on a hardcover
- Perfect Bound measures 8.5 x 10
- Spiral Bound including coil measures 9.5 x 10.5
Click here for a preview of one month of a sample Big Liturgical Planner.
If you're interested in the Mini Layout instead, click here!
If you're looking for a Digital Planner, click here!
What makes it the ultimate dream planner for the modern Catholic woman?
Intentional // monthly prayer prompts to draw closer to the Lord this year
Practical // monthly planning layout, to-do lists, notes
Informative // reminder to start specific novenas, liturgical colors for the entire year
Beautiful // hand-picked art for each month, sleek design, bright color scheme
———
The 2025 BIS Planner is gorgeously designed by Michelle Slough with prayer prompts by Beth Davis.
