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Only the UI is in English, we are working to fix this misleading info. The app (version v2.0) supports Slovak, Czech, and Hungarian languages. We are working also on adding Latin texts.

Access the Roman Catholic Liturgy of the Hours in five languages, including Latin, Slovak, Czech, Hungarian, and Icelandic. This app functions offline and offers customizable display settings like day/night mode.
2.2
September 16, 2026
• Widgets: see the celebrations and liturgical colours of today and the coming days on your Home Screen and Lock Screen • Bible references in the texts open the passage right in the app, on the Bible website of your language or on bible.com; choose under Settings › Bible references • New app icon and navigation bar for iOS 26 • Text-to-speech keeps playing with the screen locked and works with car audio systems • The prayer screen no longer locks the screen while you read • Newly added proper calendars
MoreOnly the UI is in English, we are working to fix this misleading info. The app (version v2.0) supports Slovak, Czech, and Hungarian languages. We are working also on adding Latin texts.
No, Breviar SK does not contain advertisements. It is a completely free application.
Breviar SK supports five languages: Latin, Slovak, Czech, Hungarian, and Icelandic, allowing users to access the Liturgy of the Hours in their preferred tongue.
Yes, Breviar SK works both online and offline. All features are available without an internet connection, making it convenient for use anywhere.
Breviar SK has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and above.
The latest version of Breviar SK is 2.1, which was last updated on September 8, 2025. Updates ensure the app remains functional and current.
Breviar SK is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, offering a consistent experience across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
You can find more detailed frequently asked questions about Breviar SK at http://breviar.sk/default-faq-apple.htm.
The texts in Breviar SK are published with the permission of the Slovak Bishops’ Conference as a working version. The content is identical to the official websites breviar.sk, ebreviar.cz, and zsolozsma.katolikus.hu.