These 11 booklets will give you everything you need to live the liturgical year from Advent to the end of the Post-Pentecost season. Buy them as a set and save over 15% off the price of the individual volumes.

Our entire collection of devotional booklets: 44 in all. Save almost 25% off the price of purchasing them individually.

Render thanks to Almighty God for the old year and prepare yourself for the new year with this collection of devotions, featuring acts of Thanksgiving, meditations, supplication and resolutions, and propers and devotions for the feast of the Circumcision.

A collection of wonderful prayers for Epiphany and its octave, including selections from the Divine Office, the Mysteries of the Sacred Infancy, a litany, novenas, and many prayers, as well as home devotions such as the chalking of the lintels and prayers for a Three Kings party.

This volume covers the Post-Epiphany period and focuses on the life and ministry of Christ as well as the Adoration of God. Includes commemorations from the Divine Office as well as other prayers, litanies, and Psalm 96.

St. Alphonsus Liguori wrote this wonderful devotion for the Epiphany octave, with meditations and prayers for each day, dedicated to themes and events in the early life of Our Lord.

Recover the ancient tradition of the pre-Lenten season with special devotions including the burial of the Alleluia, prayers for Septuagesima, Sexagesima, and Quinquagesima, and devotions for Shrovetide and Mardi Gras.

Spend your Lent profitably with this handy collection of prayers that you can carry in your pocket wherever you go. These excellent devotions from traditional sources will keep your focus on Christ crucified and help stir up a lively repentance and contrition for your sins.

A timeless classic! One of the most beloved devotions for Lent is the Stations of the Cross, and few versions are as popular as the one composed by St. Alphonsus Liguori. This edition includes 14 engravings you can meditate along with the images of each Station even if you are standing still in a pew, at home, or traveling. Also includes the verses of the Stabat Mater that are often sung between each station.

This traditional devotion, specially suited for Lent, goes back centuries and was not only recited by religious but also commonly prayed by the laity from Books of Hours. It consists of seven Psalms of a penitential character--6, 31, 37, 50, 101, 129, and 142--followed by the Litany of the Saints, Psalm 69, and a series of final prayers.