The Traditional Catholic Calendar is the form that the Roman Catholic calendar of saints had at some date in the past. Among these forms are:
- The General Roman Calendar of 1962
- The General Roman Calendar of Pope Pius XII
- The General Roman Calendar of 1954
- The Tridentine Calendar
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