Interactive Rosary Prayer vs Credo

Interactive Rosary Prayer is a beautiful, distraction-free app for praying the Holy Rosary. Follow along bead by bead with full prayer text at your fingertips. Each mystery is organized clearly, and every prayer is displayed so you never lose your place. FEATURES - Four Mysteries — Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious, and Luminous - Full prayer text for every bead — Apostles' Creed, Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, Fatima Prayer, and Hail Holy Queen - Four languages — English, Latin, Español, and Malayalam - Today's mystery suggestion based on the day of the week - Mark each prayer as recited to track your progress - Beautiful plum and gold design — peaceful and distraction-free - No ads. No account required. Works completely offline. This app is free and will remain free. If it has helped your prayer life, please consider leaving a small offering through the Support option. May Our Lady intercede for you.

Credo opens on the hour that belongs to this moment. The traditional Roman Breviary and the Rosary, with a Catholic Bible in public-domain text. Today From 5 in the morning, Lauds. Through the day, Terce, Sext, and None. From 5 in the evening, Vespers. From 9 at night, Compline. The feast, the liturgical color, a verse, and one daily word are on the same screen. The Roman Breviary All eight hours, in the 1960 rubrics: Invitatory, Matins (Office of Readings), Lauds, Terce, Sext, None, Vespers, and Compline. This is the older Roman Office, not the Liturgy of the Hours parishes have used since 1970. Each hour has its hymn, psalms, reading, canticle, and prayer. When you have prayed it, mark it prayed. That mark stays on today’s checklist. The Rosary Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious, and Luminous mysteries, for the day of the week or chosen by hand. Bead by bead, with sacred art, and a verse and a fruit for each mystery. A Live Activity shows the decade on the Lock Screen. The Bible Seventy-three books, offline, with Vulgate psalm numbering. Psalm 22 is the shepherd psalm. Three texts: Douay-Rheims Challoner, the Catholic Public Domain Version, and the Clementine Vulgate. Search, save a verse, and keep your place. The place and the saved verses stay on this device. The Bible is included. It is not part of the subscription. Calendar The liturgical year as a month. Dots mark a solemnity, a feast, a memorial, or an optional memorial. Tap a day for the season and the celebration. Checklist The eight hours and the Rosary, plus intentions you write yourself. Intentions remain from one day to the next. A streak counts the days you complete. Daily Word One five-letter word for the liturgical season. Six guesses. Today’s English word is included. Widgets Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show what to pray now, how far the day has gone, and the streak. Credo Premium An optional subscription. It adds reminders for the hours, the Rosary, and solemnity mornings; Latin Daily Word; the archive of recent words; one streak freeze a week; checklist changes after the three included ones; and finishing the Rosary. The Rosary can be prayed with or without the subscription. Reminder times follow the clock on the phone, including after travel. Restore a purchase in Settings. You can pray without an account. Sign in with Apple to keep the checklist, the streak, and Daily Word with you. The hours are public-domain translations of the traditional Roman Breviary. English Scripture is Douay-Rheims. Credo does not include a licensed modern Bible. Languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, and Polish. In the Bible reader the verses are English or Latin. Book titles follow the language of the app.