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The purpose of Taksa App is to preserve the Eastern Rite Chaldean Catholic Liturgy. The term "Taksa" is in Aramaic which means "Liturgy." Within the app you will find melodies, tones, and liturgical texts in Aramaic, English, and Arabic of the Chaldean Rite. This is a great way to learn more about Chaldean Rite Church and its traditions. It is a perfect tool for Seminarians, Lectors, Sub-Deacons and even Clergy! The goal is to have the Chaldean Taksa easily accessible.

Grow in your Eucharistic faith with Manna. Whether you are seeking a deeper relationship with Jesus in the Eucharist or are committed to Eucharistic Revival as a Eucharistic Missionary, Manna is the essential app to grow in love and knowledge of the Eucharist. Use the “Pray” feature of Manna to check-in for a Holy Hour at your local Eucharistic Chapel or at a new parish when you are traveling or just exploring your city. Access weekly reflections and prayer guides to deepen your time before the Blessed Sacrament, and save your favorite prayers and reflections to come back to at another Holy Hour. Keep track of your prayer, chapels you’ve checked into, and lifetime Holy Hours prayed. Use the “Learn” feature of Manna to access small group studies like “Jesus and the Eucharist” and personal formation like “Become: Eucharistic Missionary Formation,” as well as new content released throughout the year to help you draw closer to Jesus in the Eucharist. Upgrade to a paid subscription and you access to over 100 keynotes, breakouts, and homilies from the historic 10th National Eucharistic Congress and new and exclusive content from the National Eucharistic Revival.