The faith is incarnational. God took flesh, and grace has come through matter ever since in water, bread, wine, oil, and wax. What you wear or hang on your walls can hold truth, goodness, and beauty too — and can give you new ways to share the faith.
The liturgical year is deep, and it can help restore meaning to your life and bring you into a deeper practice of the faith.
That is why we created Feria Days. Our hope is that keeping the feasts well will teach you to keep the ordinary days the same way, which is, after all, what the name means.
What a feria is
Who is behind this
Two people make it. Nathan Meffert came to these customs while working on The Saintmaker, the Catholic planner his agency Modern Animal created and later sold to Sophia Institute Press. Joe Kim draws for PAL Campaign, the Catholic apparel label out of Los Angeles, and every design in the collection is his.
I started digging into ancient feast day customs while researching The Saintmaker, and became fascinated by them. Reclaiming these sometimes weird—but always faithful—traditions is one of the best ways to restore Catholic culture, and both Catholics and non-Catholics are hungry for something deeper. And, as always, the Catholic Church and the Catholic tradition have the answer.
Nathan Meffert
Each drop is meant to be a fun and stylish opportunity for catechesis and evangelization. We want a shirt to help you reclaim the spirit of the day for yourself, to move you toward deeper devotion and practice, and to proclaim the good news about Our Lord’s Church wherever you go.
A collaboration between Bezal Studio and Modern Animal · From the creators of PAL Campaign and The Saintmaker
