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Year of Grace Poster 2025

The "Year of Grace Poster 2025" is a circular calendar that features illustrations of daily life in concentric sections, highlighting various cultural and historical scenes in vibrant colors, encompassing a full year.
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Year of Grace Poster 2025

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Karla Hardersen, Illustrated by John McCoy
Five scenes of Christian hospitality: how hospitality, through Jesus, is light, warm, and inviting throughout every season, in every space, and in every circumstance.
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The Year of Grace 2025 liturgical calendar presents John McCoy’s storytelling art. He illustrates five scenes of Christian hospitality: the ways in which hospitality, through Jesus, is light, warm, and inviting throughout every season, in every space, and in every circumstance.
Hospitality begins with God, through the person of Jesus Christ. Throughout his ministry, Jesus gave of himself to his disciples and followers, modeling true hospitality and inviting them—and us today—to accept these gifts with gratitude.
The Year of Grace 2025 calendar follows the Sundays of Year C  and the weekdays of Year I in the liturgical cycle, beginning December 1, 2024 (the First Sunday of Advent) and ending Saturday, November 29, 2025 (the last day of the liturgical year).

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