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Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Magnificat · iOS
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Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
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03 / Market context
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There are a couple typos in the last prayer; “his” should be “His” and “may” should be “made” can these be fixed? I like the church bells for the alert to pray, but they keep ringing bell even while I have started the angelus
I just came home a year ago Easter. I’m sorry to say that I was being a robot; going to Mass, confession, communion, praying. I was doing everything right but I wasn’t feeling right. All of a sudden, just before this past Lent, things started happening to me. I really started praying. I was dying inside because I realized what Jesus and Mary actually went through. When I prayed I couldn’t stop crying. By Holy Thursday I was a complete basket case. By Holy Saturday it was like the build up to Holy Thursday and Good Friday never existed. I was fine except for one tiny thing. I got on my phone and started searching, not knowing why, and I started finding people, places, books, things that I never knew existed and never had a desire to know about... this app being one of those things. It’s such a glorious feeling finally being home and learning about the faith that I was born into. Thank you Magnificat.
This is a very straightforward app with several options to fit the individual. It guides you through the prayer (in the language of your choice- check the settings to change- or in Latin) with optional church bells. It also has three optional reminders to pray. To set the alarms, click on the setting icon in the bottom left corner on the opening screen. You can turn the alarms off or edit the times with the pencil. I thought it was obvious, but I wanted to clarify since an earlier review said they couldn't find how to change the times from the defaults.
Welcome to the Magnificat Angelus App! In some places, the church bells still ring daily in the morning, at noon, and in the evening. The Angelus is...