A few practical answers — home screen, registration, where to pray. If something is wrong with the site, a short form at the bottom reaches the steward.
You can place an icon on your home screen. It opens this website — there is no separate app to download.
No. The web is the product. A home screen icon is supported. We do not have a store listing, and we do not promise a store date.
A store listing would put another gate between you and prayer. The site works in the browser you already have, on the phone or computer you already use.
No. Hours, the Rosary, Daily Readings, the Gospel, Quiet Prayer, and the community intentions feed stay open without signing in. An account is only for keeping a Journal, saving an Examen, and tying intentions to your sign-in across devices.
A free account helps the site remember your prayer day and keep what you choose to save — the first Hour’s Invitatory, a paused Rosary, journal notes, a private Examen, and intentions. We only describe benefits that exist today.
There is no required order. Many people begin with Hours, the Rosary, the Gospel, today’s verse, or Quiet Prayer. Choose one path and stay with it. Core prayer does not need an account.
HoursRosaryMysteries of the RosaryGospelToday’s verseQuiet Prayer
There are twenty mysteries in four sets of five: Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious, and Luminous. A common weekday custom is Glorious on Sunday and Wednesday, Joyful on Monday and Saturday, Sorrowful on Tuesday and Friday, and Luminous on Thursday. You may always choose another set.
Where Scripture is shown, we use the Catholic Public Domain Version (CPDV) unless another source is noted on the page.
Use the form on this page — that is the preferred way. You may also use the Contact page. Please do not expect an instant reply.
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