i'm not seeing a font , i had a look at a 40x18 font this morning with my new 72x40 that just arrived
encoded this way seems the best compromise for easy of unpacking into a 18 x 5 byte stream to send to display

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i dont like most of you inital sfr settings
i would replace the entire section with
OSCCON = $70 ;% 01110000 'Internal RC set to 8MHZ


for these reasons
OPTION_REG = % 10000000 'PORT A&B Pull-Ups disabled (see WPUA & WPUB)
Pull-Ups are set that way by default anyway . that does other things to that may later prove to be incorrect Like set int edge to falling, reassign and alter the prescaler, change timer 0 clock source

OSCCON = % 11100000 'Internal RC set to 8MHZ
no 'OSCCON = % 01110000 for 8mhz you have set it for 4 mhz


ANSEL = % 00010100 'Select analog inputs Channels 0 to 7 (AN2 + AN4 selected)
ok but you then go on to make those pins be digital outputs , not recommended except for smoke generation if used as analog inputs


ADCON0 = % 10000000 'A/D Module (Bit5:2 select channels 0:11)
ADCON1 = % 00000000 'A/D control register
why ? makes no sense adc is off by default


CM1CON0 = % 00000000 'Comparator1 Module is OFF
CM2CON0 = % 00000000 'Comparator2 Module is OFF
why ? Comparator 1 and 2 Modules are OFF by default


INTCON = % 00000000 'INTerrupts CONtrol (TMR0 OFF)
why serves no purpose ints are off by default


TRISA = % 00000000 'Set Input/Output (0 to 5)
bad call when an2
TRISB = % 00000000 'Set Input/Output (4 to 7)
bad call when 4,6 used for i2c
TRISC = % 00000000 'Set Input/Output (0 to 7)
bad call when an4


why ? i2c pins can left as be inputs
when breadboarding leave unused pins as inputs. fine set them as low outputs for the "production" version if a few microwatts of power dissipation makes a difference



PORTB = % 00000000 'Ports High/Low (4 to 7)
why ? i2c pins being set low is not useful