Follow the Church through the great feasts of late summer and autumn, culminating in All Saints, All Souls, and the close of the liturgical year.

This three-volume bundle brings together Volumes 13–15 of The Liturgical Year, forming the final section of the complete fifteen-volume series.

These volumes are especially rich in the Proper of the Saints, guiding the reader through a remarkable succession of Marian feasts, apostles, martyrs, Doctors of the Church, angels, religious founders, and beloved saints from July through the end of November.

Included in this bundle:

• Volume 13: Time After Pentecost IV — Saints and feasts from July 8 through August 22, including Our Lady of Mount Carmel, St. Mary Magdalene, St. Dominic, the Transfiguration, St. Lawrence, the Assumption, and St. Bernard
• Volume 14: Time After Pentecost V — Saints and feasts from August 23 through October 31, including the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Exaltation of the Holy Cross, St. Michael the Archangel, Our Lady of the Rosary, the Guardian Angels, St. Francis of Assisi, and the Vigil of All Saints
• Volume 15: Time After Pentecost VI — November 1 through November 30, beginning with All Saints and All Souls and continuing through the final feasts of the Church year, including St. Martin, St. Gertrude, St. Cecilia, St. Catherine of Alexandria, and St. Andrew the Apostle

Together, these three volumes show the extraordinary richness of the Church’s sanctoral calendar.

Volume 13 carries the reader through the heart of summer, with some of the Church’s most beloved Marian and saintly feasts, including the Transfiguration and the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Volume 14 moves into the traditional Catholic autumn calendar, with major celebrations surrounding Our Lady, the Holy Cross, the angels, and the saints. Its feasts include St. Michael, Our Lady of the Rosary, and the Guardian Angels before concluding on October 31, the Vigil of All Saints.

Volume 15 completes the entire liturgical cycle. It opens with All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, turning the reader toward the Communion of Saints, prayer for the faithful departed, and the realities of eternity. The volume then carries the Church through the saints of November until the feast of St. Andrew stands at the threshold of a new Advent.

Throughout these volumes, The Liturgical Year does far more than recount the lives of the saints. Each feast is placed within the living prayer of the Church through Scripture, traditional Mass texts, the Divine Office, ancient hymns, Church history, and spiritual commentary.

The saints become a living demonstration of what the liturgical year is meant to accomplish: the sanctification of souls through the grace of Christ and the work of the Holy Ghost.

This bundle is ideal for Catholics who want to:

• Follow the traditional feast days of summer and autumn
• Deepen their devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the saints
• Understand the meaning behind major feasts such as the Assumption, St. Michael, and Our Lady of the Rosary
• Enter more fully into All Saints and All Souls
• Learn the traditional Catholic meaning of the autumn calendar
• Keep a permanent reference for the final months of the Church year
• Complete the final portion of the full fifteen-volume Liturgical Year series

Whether read devotionally or used as a reference, these final three volumes offer a rich journey through the saints and feasts that lead the Church from summer to the solemn close of the liturgical year.

Bundle Includes

Volume 13 — Time After Pentecost IV
Saints and feasts from July 8–August 22, including Our Lady of Mount Carmel, the Transfiguration, and the Assumption.

Volume 14 — Time After Pentecost V
Saints and feasts from August 23–October 31, including St. Michael, Our Lady of the Rosary, the Guardian Angels, and the Vigil of All Saints.

Volume 15 — Time After Pentecost VI
All Saints, All Souls, the saints of November, and the close of the liturgical year.

Series: The Liturgical Year
Bundle: Volumes 13–15 of 15
Primary Focus: Saints of Summer & Autumn, All Saints, All Souls & the Close of the Liturgical Year