Orthodox Liturgical Monthly Printables
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Living the Orthodox Faith in our modern age takes intention. One of my favorite things about the Orthodox Church is the Liturgical calendar. I love the rich traditions that help us engage in the Liturgical year as well. It is easy to feel overwhelmed by the amount of feast days, saint days, fasting periods, etc. So my hope with these monthly printables is to pair it down for you.
Let’s make a goal to learn about ONE saint this month, and do ONE activity this month related to a featured saint. Throughout the month, learn ONE hymn by singing it together every day, or as often as you can. And lastly, intentionally carve out time to create a strong family culture in your home (in the Family Corner section). According to Saint John Chrysostom, the home is a “little church.” By bringing these small experiences of the Church into the home, we more fully recognize and appreciate what it means to be the Church when we gather during the Liturgy. Our lives at home should be a reflection of our life in the Church. I’ve also included a few reminders of common traditions associated with the feast days each month.
Printables Included: January - March (3 Months) for 2024
Each Month Includes :
Important dates in the Orthodox Church Calendar and a few reminders of common traditions associated so you know what's coming up and plan accordingly
One saint focus for the month
Family Corner - building family culture takes intention, so we've included a simple ideas for the whole family to engage in summertime activities as a family.
Activity - one of the best ways to help kids engage in the Liturgical Calendar is by bringing the stories to life! Making those connections outside of church can be really helpful so when they are in church for the services they can make those connections in the Liturgy, icons, and hymnography. And don't worry, you don't have to be a “crafty” parent to do these activities. They are very simple and fun!
Song - let's learn one song a month, shall we? By singing the hymn weekly, you'll begin to familiarize yourself with it so by the time you hear it sung in church, you'll already have it written in your heart ❤️ the Liturgical Hymns hold the meaning behind each Feasts, so learning them will be a great joy
I’ve included some extra information and QR code links to go further into living liturgically!
Be on the lookout for the next set for April, May and June!
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In this blog post, I’m sharing a simple and fun St. Euphrosynos apple craft, including a free printable apple craft that can be used for an individual craft or as a group activity. Whether you’re looking for a meaningful Orthodox Christian craft for St. Euphrosynos, a way to teach your children about his life and feast day, or a simple activity to incorporate into your family’s Orthodox traditions, I hope this craft helps your family grow in faith and cultivate a deeper love for the saints within the life of the Orthodox Church.
For the feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos, make Queen of Heaven cupcakes! A fun way to help children remember this feast is by celebrating the Theotokos' “birthday” with cupcakes! Adorned with blue frosting, the liturgical color for her feast, and add some star sprinkles or cupcake toppers. It is said that her womb was more "spacious than the heavens."
In this blogpost, I’m sharing simple and fun ideas to help your family celebrate Saint Euphrosynos together, including Orthodox recipes, family activities, children’s crafts, hymns and songs, saint-inspired videos, and faith-filled traditions that can deepen your children’s love for this holy saint. Whether you are looking for ways to celebrate his feast day, teach children about Euphrosynos, or create meaningful Orthodox Christian family traditions, I hope these ideas encourage your family to grow in faith, strengthen your devotion to God, and cultivate a deeper love for the saints within the life of the Orthodox Church.
September feast day guide with simple explanations, family-friendly ideas, special traditions, and links to helpful Orthodox Christian resources.
The first day of the Church New Year in the Orthodox Church is September 1st. According to Holy Tradition, Christ entered the synagogue on September 1 to announce His mission to mankind (Luke 4:16-22). In this guide, I will share a little more about the significance of this day, some activities, reading suggestions, and other ways to engage with your family or community.
Live the Orthodox Liturgical Year at Home (2026)
Monthly Orthodox Family Calendar Printables New Calendar Dates– Digital Download
Living the Orthodox faith in the modern world takes intention. One of the greatest gifts of the Orthodox Church is the Liturgical Calendar. It’s rich, beautiful, and deeply formative—but it can also feel overwhelming with its many feasts, fasts, saints, and traditions.
These monthly Orthodox family printables are designed to simplify the Liturgical year and help you intentionally bring the life of the Church into your home—one small, meaningful step at a time.
🌿 What’s Included
Digital Download | January–December 2026 (12 Months)
✔ Updated with correct 2026 Pascha calendar dates
✔ All 12 months conveniently bundled into one download
✔ 1-page 12 Month Overview of Important Dates
📅 Each Month Includes:
Key Orthodox Calendar Dates - Important feast days, fasts, and liturgical reminders—plus simple notes on common traditions so you can plan ahead without feeling overwhelmed.
Saint of the Month - A focused opportunity to learn about one saint each month—keeping saint study manageable and meaningful.
Family Corner - Simple, intentional ideas to help you build strong family culture and live the faith together in everyday life.
Hands-On Family Activity - Easy, low-prep activities that help children connect liturgical life to their daily experiences—no “crafty parent” skills required! These activities reinforce what children see and hear in church through icons, hymnography, and feast days.
Hymn of the Month - Learn one hymn each month by singing it together weekly. Over time, these hymns become written on the heart, so when your family hears them in Church, they already feel familiar and beloved. Liturgical hymns carry the theology of the feasts—and learning them is a great joy.
Extra Resources & QR Codes - Optional links to go deeper into living liturgically, at your own pace.
📎 Important Notes
For personal use only (single-family home)
If you wish to print and distribute for a parish, classroom, or group, please purchase the Bulk Print License available in the shop.
Your sister in Christ,
Khouria Destinie
Live the Orthodox Liturgical Year at Home (2026)
Monthly Orthodox Family Calendar Printables New Calendar Dates for Churches and Schools– Digital Download
Living the Orthodox faith in the modern world takes intention. One of the greatest gifts of the Orthodox Church is the Liturgical Calendar. It’s rich, beautiful, and deeply formative—but it can also feel overwhelming with its many feasts, fasts, saints, and traditions.
These monthly Orthodox family printables are designed to simplify the Liturgical year and help you intentionally bring the life of the Church into your home—one small, meaningful step at a time.
🌿 What’s Included
Digital Download | January–December 2026 (12 Months)
✔ Updated with correct 2026 Pascha calendar dates
✔ All 12 months conveniently bundled into one download
✔ 1-page 12 Month Overview of Important Dates
📅 Each Month Includes:
Key Orthodox Calendar Dates - Important feast days, fasts, and liturgical reminders—plus simple notes on common traditions so you can plan ahead without feeling overwhelmed.
Saint of the Month - A focused opportunity to learn about one saint each month—keeping saint study manageable and meaningful.
Family Corner - Simple, intentional ideas to help you build strong family culture and live the faith together in everyday life.
Hands-On Family Activity - Easy, low-prep activities that help children connect liturgical life to their daily experiences—no “crafty parent” skills required! These activities reinforce what children see and hear in church through icons, hymnography, and feast days.
Hymn of the Month - Learn one hymn each month by singing it together weekly. Over time, these hymns become written on the heart, so when your family hears them in Church, they already feel familiar and beloved. Liturgical hymns carry the theology of the feasts—and learning them is a great joy.
Extra Resources & QR Codes - Optional links to go deeper into living liturgically, at your own pace.
Your sister in Christ,
Khouria Destinie
12 Months Orthodox Liturgical Printable 2026
Live the Orthodox Liturgical Year at Home (2026)
Monthly Orthodox Family Calendar Printables Old Calendar Dates– Digital Download
Living the Orthodox faith in the modern world takes intention. One of the greatest gifts of the Orthodox Church is the Liturgical Calendar. It’s rich, beautiful, and deeply formative—but it can also feel overwhelming with its many feasts, fasts, saints, and traditions.
These monthly Orthodox family printables are designed to simplify the Liturgical year and help you intentionally bring the life of the Church into your home—one small, meaningful step at a time.
🌿 What’s Included
Digital Download | January–December 2026 (12 Months)
✔ Updated with correct 2026 Pascha calendar dates
✔ All 12 months conveniently bundled into one download
✔ 1-page 12 Month Overview of Important Dates
📅 Each Month Includes:
Key Orthodox Calendar Dates - Important feast days, fasts, and liturgical reminders—plus simple notes on common traditions so you can plan ahead without feeling overwhelmed.
Saint of the Month - A focused opportunity to learn about one saint each month—keeping saint study manageable and meaningful.
Family Corner - Simple, intentional ideas to help you build strong family culture and live the faith together in everyday life.
Hands-On Family Activity - Easy, low-prep activities that help children connect liturgical life to their daily experiences—no “crafty parent” skills required! These activities reinforce what children see and hear in church through icons, hymnography, and feast days.
Hymn of the Month - Learn one hymn each month by singing it together weekly. Over time, these hymns become written on the heart, so when your family hears them in Church, they already feel familiar and beloved. Liturgical hymns carry the theology of the feasts—and learning them is a great joy.
Extra Resources & QR Codes - Optional links to go deeper into living liturgically, at your own pace.
📎 Important Notes
For personal use only (single-family home)
If you wish to print and distribute for a parish, classroom, or group, please purchase the Bulk Print License available in the shop.
Your sister in Christ,
Khouria Destinie
A one-page Orthodox Feast Day Calendar for 2026, featuring major feast days and liturgical dates. Simple, printable, and perfect for families who want to live the Church year with simplicity.
Major Feasts & Liturgical Dates at a Glance
A Simple Way to Keep the Church Year
Important Feast Days for Orthodox Families
The Church Year on One Page
Important note:
This download is included in the 12 Months Orthodox Liturgical Printable 2026, but I wanted to make it available as a FREE perk for new and current subscribers! So check your emails if you are a subscriber.
Live the Season of Lent with Intention and Simplicity
The Orthodox Lenten Calendar Overview is a one-page printable designed to help families walk through Great Lent with clarity, purpose, and peace—without feeling overwhelmed.
This simple guide highlights key Lenten dates and offers weekly activity ideas to help families gently enter into the rhythm of fasting, prayer, repentance, and almsgiving throughout the season.
Perfect for hanging on your refrigerator, placing in a prayer corner, or using as a weekly family touchpoint during Lent.
What’s Included
✔ One-page printable Lenten overview (both with a tan background and a white background option included)
✔ Important Orthodox Lenten dates (Great Lent through Holy Week)
✔ Weekly themes and simple, family-friendly activities
✔ Designed with Orthodox families in mind
✔ Instant digital download (print at home or use digitally)
Because Lent is meant to be lived, not managed.
This overview keeps the focus on what matters—without extra pages, pressure, or clutter.
Important Notes
• Digital download only
• For personal/family use
• Not for parish-wide distribution without permission
A one-page Orthodox Feast Day Calendar for 2026 with Old Calendar Dates, featuring major feast days and liturgical dates. Simple, printable, and perfect for families who want to live the Church year with simplicity.
Major Feasts & Liturgical Dates at a Glance
A Simple Way to Keep the Church Year
Important Feast Days for Orthodox Families
The Church Year on One Page
Important note:
This download is included in the Old Calendar 12 Months Orthodox Liturgical Printable 2026, but I wanted to make it available as a FREE perk for new and current subscribers! So check your emails if you are a subscriber.
One of the sweetest ways to help children connect with the lives of the saints is through food, especially when the recipe itself has a connection to the saint’s story. Saint Euphrosynos the Cook was a humble monastic who was granted the ability to dwell in Paradise, where he gave away apples from the garden. These simple “Three Baked Apples from Paradise” are a fun way to bring that story to life for your family as you celebrate the feast day of St. Euphrosynos.
The recipe is intentionally simple enough for children to help make, and with just three apples, it’s perfect for a small family—but it can easily be adjusted to make more servings for a larger family, homeschool group, or parish gathering. As you prepare and enjoy these baked apples together, you can remind your children of St. Euphrosynos, his humility, and the beautiful glimpse of Paradise God allowed him to experience.