almanac

Common Worship Almanacs
for desktop calendars, smartphones and PDAs

Almanac files for iCal, Outlook, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry
and other calendar software

2012

Calendar and Lectionary for 2012: (the liturgical year beginning on Advent Sunday 2011, and ending on the eve of Advent Sunday 2012).

2011

Calendar and Lectionary for 2011: (the liturgical year beginning on Advent Sunday 2010, and ending on the eve of Advent Sunday 2011).

2010

Calendar and Lectionary for 2010: (the liturgical year beginning on Advent Sunday 2009, and ending on the eve of Advent Sunday 2010).

2009

Calendar and Lectionary for 2009: (the liturgical year beginning on Advent Sunday 2008, and ending on the eve of Advent Sunday 2009).

2008

Calendar and Lectionary for 2008: (the liturgical year beginning on Advent Sunday 2007, and ending on the eve of Advent Sunday 2008).

Previous years

For calendar data for earlier years, see the archive page.

The Sanctorale

Alternatively, the calendar is available as a Datebook archive of the fixed dates or Sanctorale. In this version, each commemoration appears on its date in the calendar in all years from 1997. This means that the data is available for future years, but it does not take into account the interaction with the Temporale.

File Formats and Data Sources

These almanacs are available in a number of formats, including for Microsoft Outlook, Apple iCal, Palm Datebook, and for other vCalendar-compatible calendar applications.

All these calendar files are intended to comply fully with the Calendar and Rules to Order the Service of the Church of England. No other Calendars are used or merged with the data.

Instructions

For information on how to use these files, the data they contain or how to make further suggestions, see this Instructions page.

Disclaimer

These files are made available free of charge. Furthermore I disclaim all responsibility for any consequences of any errors in the files. My liability is limited to making available an updated version of the archive as and when I am able to do so. Please help by pointing out any errors.


Simon Kershaw
17 October 2009