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Connect with a global Catholic community for prayer and spiritual growth. Share intentions, pray for others, and access daily scripture, saint profiles, and traditional Catholic prayers. Explore the full Catholic Bible and engage with diverse rites and languages.
What's New in Communio
1.0.2
October 7, 2026
Communio 1.0.2 improves reliability and introduces privacy-friendly, anonymous app activity measurement to help us understand how Communio is used without linking activity to personal accounts. This update also includes performance improvements, refreshed prayer and saint content, and general bug fixes.
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What is Communio?
Communio is a Catholic prayer app designed to foster a global community. It allows users to share prayer intentions, pray for others, and access a variety of Catholic spiritual resources.
Does Communio have ads?
No, Communio is ad-free. The app is free to download and use, with optional donations supporting its continued development and content.
Can I use Communio offline?
Yes, the full Catholic Bible (all 73 books) within Communio is available offline, allowing you to read scripture anytime, anywhere.
What languages does Communio support?
Communio is designed for the global Catholic Church and offers content in 24 languages, supporting various rites including Roman, Byzantine, and Maronite.
How does the Prayer Wall work in Communio?
The Prayer Wall allows you to post your prayer intentions. Thousands of Catholics worldwide can then see and pray for your intentions by name, fostering a sense of shared prayer.
What kind of prayers are available in Communio?
Communio features a growing prayer library with a wide range of Catholic prayers across different rites and traditions, including the Angelus, Divine Mercy Chaplet, and Akathist Hymn.
Is Communio suitable for all ages?
Communio has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in Catholic prayer and tradition.
What is the Liturgy of the Hours in Communio?
Communio provides access to the ancient prayer of the Church, the Liturgy of the Hours, including Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, and Night Prayer, allowing users to sanctify their day.
