iMass

October 31, 2023

- Added Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church from Springdale AR. Welcome!

August 4, 2023

- We have made the breviary and missal full screen, with small navigation buttons! - We disabled dark mode for the breviary and missal because it was too difficult to read. - Other code upgrades.

July 14, 2023

- We have added Chesapeake, VA to our broadcasting locations! Welcome St. Benedict's! - We revised the back end for Guadalajara so that we can broadcast from there more frequently. - Other code updates.

August 13, 2022

Minor bug fixes

October 8, 2021

In this time of trial within the Catholic Church, where restrictions are being placed on the Mass of our Catholic Heritage from the highest levels, iMass is doing what it does best: Preserving the Mass and making it available to anyone, anywhere, anytime. To this end: - we have recreated the framework of iMass to receive the broadcasts from many more places through the world. These can be added to indefinitely, rather than being confined to just four locations. We have incorporated what began as the “St Corona Project” during the pandemic, uniting these locations with the others on iMass. - We have added several hundred locations to the iMass Map that had been submitted before the Motu Proprio. When the dust settles we will see which locations need to be updated. - In order to spread the Traditional Mass to the maximum amount of people possible, now on the iMass app will be FREE! And by free, we mean free: there are no in-app purchases, no hidden costs! LiveMass and iMass still spends thousands of dollars in streaming expenses each month. If you would like to donate toward this expense please use the LiveMass website to donate. But from now on, the app is free! - We also updated parts of the software, killed a few bugs and made it ready for the latest iOS.

January 3, 2020

- Eleven corrections to the Rituale Romanum - Thirteen corrections to Mass locations on the iMass Map - Two hundred and fifty new locations were added to the iMass Map to bring the total location on the map to over 500 locations worldwide! - Version 5 of iMass includes the iMass Map, a worldwide map of Extraordinary Form Mass location approved by the Catholic Church. Each location includes Mass times and driving directions. Users can help us add locations and update information from within the app. - Version 5 also includes the Rituale Romanum, and Dark Mode.

November 24, 2019

- One correction and one hundred new locations were added to the iMass Map - The app will be updated with certain frequency, based on users sending the iMass team more (or corrected) Mass locations for the iMass Map. - Version 5 of iMass includes the iMass Map, a worldwide map of Extraordinary Form Mass location approved by the Catholic Church. Each location includes Mass times and driving directions. Users can help us add locations and update information from within the app. - Version 5 also includes the Rituale Romanum, and Dark Mode.

November 21, 2019

It's coming up ten years since iMass was first created. With this milestone, we would like to present you with iMass Version 5, which not only improves, but adds to what iMass even is. Building on the iMass slogan: Mass, anywhere, anytime - Version 5 introduces the iMass Map.  A map of all the Extraordinary Form Mass locations worldwide, so that wherever you find yourself, you will be able to find the closest Latin Mass to attend. We have seeded the iMass Map with over 200 locations to begin, and we invite our users to submit more locations through the app, so that the iMass Map will soon list all the Extraordinary Form Mass locations worldwide, that are approved by the Catholic Church. Selecting on a location in the map will present a bubble with Mass times. Selecting the map icon in the bubble with open Apple Maps and give you driving directions to the church. If there's a Mass location that's not on the map, you can submit it and the iMass team will verify and include it in the next revision of iMass. Version 5 (finally) incorporates the Rituale Romanum with search capabilities so that priests can have the blessings of the Rituale Romanum at their disposal for all impromptu blessing requests. Don't forget to keep your Stole and Holy Water with your iPhone Father! Another small yet big improvement in Version 5 is including a Live Broadcast Calendar instead of the listed generic schedule. The schedule was difficult to read, did not factor in Daylight Saving changes, and couldn't be easily updated. Now, with the Live Broadcast Calendar, all changes in schedule are seamlessly there, special liturgies are there and Daylight Saving is a non-issue. The calendar shows the broadcast times in your local time, so if it says that the next Mass will be broadcasting at 5:30 am, that means 5:30 am on your watch, not somewhere else in the world! Oh, and we updated the app to work with Dark Mode - including specific colors of iMass Text Color, iMass Red and iMass Blue. Needless to say, it's also updated for iOS 13. No bugs were injured in the making of Version 5! Over the past ten years the downloads of the iMass app have interestingly remained the same. Every day more people are discovering iMass, in spite of the "few and far in between" updates. Now with the iMass Map, we hope that all these people discovering iMass will begin to discover the Masses celebrated in the Extraordinary Form that perhaps are quite near to them, yet all the while they had no idea!

October 23, 2017

MANDATORY UPDATE: While v4.5 looks and acts identical to v4.4.2, critical changes have been made to the code to direct it to the new broadcasting streams. Our older broadcasting servers will be shut down on October 31st. Update to this version of iMass to seamlessly continue to receive the broadcasts on iMass. No bugs were harmed in the making of this version!

October 12, 2017

Minor modifications to the splash screen and code improvements