iMissal & iMissal Bible

iOS apps Catholics should not be without.

  For last month’s Brent’s World blog,  I shared the experience of my first Korean Mass at Saenamteo (Click link to read blog).  This weekend I returned for their 10:30 Mass in the main church. 

  Since I knew the mass would not be in English, I brought along my iPad so I could use iMissal to follow along with the reading and order of Mass.  I purchased iMissal and it’s accompanying iMissal Bible several years ago, and have used it regularly, let’s take a look at these apps in more detail!

  iMissal™ by Cantcha, is a Catholic Missal (A missal is a liturgical book containing all instructions and texts necessary for the celebration of Mass throughout the year.). app for the iPad.  It contains 4 separate reference sources in one app.

        The daily missal, with calendar and mass readings.

             The missal can also be expanded to fill the screen as seen here.

        My Daily Bread, which will provide you with a daily Bible verse.

        Prayers, which provides a great reference of many prayers for different events, such as the one below for after communion.

       And finally, Catholic News, which requires a WiFi connection, will give you the latest Catholic news from around the world.

  IMissal Bible is a companion app, that contains the entire 2010 New American Bible. It interfaces seamlessly with iMissal by taking you directly to the book, chapter and verse of the days reading, or Gospel by a single tap in Imissal.

  If you are searching for good Catholic reference apps for your iOS, I highly recommend iMissal, and iMissal Bible.  Not only can you use them during Mass, by the collection of prayers, and easy access to the Bible with iMissal Bible will help you immensely for bible study before or after Mass.  It was also a great help during the Korean ceremony, as I could keep pace with service even though it was in a foreign language.

  iMissal is available at Apple’s App Store for $4.99

  It is also available for Android, Kindle Fire, and Windows Phone users.

  iMissal Catholic Bible is available separately and is $9.99

  If you have used these apps, or end up purchasing these apps on our recommendation, please come back and comment!  I highly value the feedback of my visitors!

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