ME vs Angelus prayer

Thought of writing a diary, but never succeeded ? Seems so true for most of us. A diary is a private place where you can keep your thoughts, feelings, memories of the day and opinions on everything from work to school and everywhere in between. Keeping a diary is a great way to record your growth and personal development. A diary is in fact the best friend, you can share everything with. Writing can be hard and getting started is usually the hardest part. If you feel like you don’t know how to write a diary entry, don’t stress over it. ME DIARY is a well-designed, good-looking and intuitive app with a clear purpose to encourage you to write a diary in a simple straightforward manner. In this diary entry is made up of a number of "Grids", which is a straight forward way of writing a diary. It is like a pre-defined template for the diary. ME DIARY enhanced user experience in many ways. === UNIQUE FEATURES === • Record daily number of steps and calorie consumption（VIA HEALTHKIT） • Defined set of questions for writing inspirations • Unique ‘grid’ format • Attach photos to your notes • Express weather and mood gestures. • Everything is saved on your phone and there’s no need of internet.

Church bells have rung at six, at noon and at six again for a thousand years, to interrupt the day for a short prayer. Angelus does the same with your phone, and then gets out of the way. THREE TIMES A DAY Morning, noon and evening — switch on the ones you want, at the times you choose. The reminder carries the sound of bells. The home screen always shows when the next Angelus falls, and whether a reminder is set for it, because the hour is fixed by tradition and the reminder is your own choice. THE PRAYER, IN YOUR OWN LANGUAGE The full text in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian — and in Latin, for those who pray it that way. The prayer's language and the app's language are set separately, so you can read an English interface and pray in Latin. MADE TO BE READ Four text sizes, applied to the prayer and to the readings alike. The app deliberately ignores the system font size, so its own setting is the only thing that moves and nothing ever reflows into an unreadable layout. THE BELLS One button on the prayer screen sounds the bells, as a church tower would, to accompany your reading. Nothing plays on its own. WHERE IT COMES FROM A short reading explains the devotion: the passage from Luke it is drawn from, the council that began it, and why the bells ring three short strokes before the peal. NOTHING ELSE No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no tracking, no advertising. Everything stays on your iPhone, and the prayer works without a connection. Free.