Prayer Book vs Calitre

A Catholic prayer book in your pocket. Basic prayers, the rosary, litanies, prayers to the saints and more, sorted into categories and easy to find. Features: • Search across all prayers (accents don't matter) • Bookmark your favorite prayers • Create your own lists, e.g. for morning or evening prayers • Add your own prayers, and back them up or move them to another phone • Switch a prayer to another language • Light and dark theme Works completely offline. No ads, no tracking, no account. Free and open source. Prayers are available in English, French, Italian, Latin, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish and Swahili. Not every prayer is available in every language. Missing a prayer or found a mistake? Send it through "Feedback & Ideas" in the app.

Whether you are traveling abroad, living as an expat, or simply maintaining your daily spiritual routine, Calitre is your pocket companion for the Catholic Liturgy of the Word. Calitre is designed specifically to help you follow along with the Mass, even when it is being celebrated in a foreign language. With support for 19 different languages, you can read the daily First Reading, Psalm, Second Reading, and Gospel in your native tongue, allowing you to fully participate in the global Catholic community wherever you are. Core Features: - Daily Mass Readings: Instantly access the readings for today, following the A, B, and C liturgical cycles. - 19 Languages Supported: Switch seamlessly between English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Croatian, Romanian, Lithuanian, -Danish, Swedish, Ukrainian, Arabic, Tagalog, and Vietnamese. - Essential Prayers: Includes the Our Father and the Profession of Faith (Creed) so you can join in the most fundamental parts of the Mass. - Adjustable Typography: Quickly increase or decrease the font size for comfortable reading without grabbing your glasses. Note on Translations: To ensure Calitre remains accessible and can be shared freely across so many languages, the texts are sourced from public domain and historical translations. Because of this, they capture the true essence of the scripture but may occasionally differ word-for-word from the modern official lectionary read at the altar in your specific region.