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2027 Catholic Liturgical Wall Calendar — A Year of Grace


A Year of Grace: The Restored Traditions Liturgical Calendar, 2027. Twelve restored masterworks, one per month, each paired with its own full liturgical calendar page: from Rubens' Adoration of the Magi in January to Duccio's Nativity in December.

Every month marks the moveable feasts, solemnities, and U.S. holy days of obligation for 2027, including the U.S. Sunday observance of Epiphany (Jan 3), the Ascension (May 9), and Corpus Christi (May 30). Easter Sunday falls March 28, 2027; Ash Wednesday is February 10; Advent begins November 28.

A thoughtful gift for a godparent, a religious education teacher, a rectory, or any Catholic home that likes to mark the year by the liturgical calendar rather than the civil one. Order a parish 10- or 25-pack for a religious education program, RCIA/OCIA class, or parish gift shop.

  • 26 pages (13 sheets): a cover, 12 full-page monthly artworks, 12 monthly liturgical grid pages, and a back cover
  • Printed on 300gsm silk matte stock, A4 landscape (11.7 x 8.3in), wire-o bound for wall hanging
  • Solemnities, feasts, memorials, and U.S. holy days of obligation are color-marked on every grid page, with a legend
  • Twelve restored masterworks, one per month, matched to the liturgical season
  • Available as a Single, a Parish 10-Pack, or a Parish 25-Pack

Restored Traditions has spent nearly twenty years restoring public-domain sacred art back to its original color and clarity. Every month's painting is our own restoration work, not a scan of a faded reproduction.

If your calendar arrives damaged or misprinted, send us a photo within 14 days of delivery and we'll arrange a free reprint or replacement.

Free US shipping. Made to order, ships in 5 to 12 days. Ordering as a Christmas gift? For delivery by Christmas in the contiguous US, we recommend ordering by December 10, 2026. Delivery dates are estimates; holiday delays can occur.