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This is the iPhone version of Breviarium Meum, which allows you to pray the traditional (1962 or earlier) Latin breviary of the Catholic Church wherever you go. You can download the texts up to a week in advance, so you can pray even when you don't have a network connection. A parallel translation of the breviary (English, Danish*, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese*, or Spanish) and a collection of Latin prayers and blessings are also included. Select the background color and text size you prefer.
Use Breviarium Meum HD instead on iPad.
Pray the breviary you know in a new way, or get to know for the first time the Roman Liturgy in the Usus Antiquior, considered by Summorum Pontificum a precious treasure to be preserved and made accessible to all the faithful.
• The Danish and Portuguese translations are still incomplete. Several languages lack a translation of the martyrology. An English translation is used for those portions of the office not available in the selected language.
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What is Breviarium Meum?
Breviarium Meum is a digital product or tool described as: Giovanni Manelli
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Breviarium Meum has achieved measurable traction, logging over 62 reviews and facilitating 5 recorded discussions or engagements.
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Community Voice & Feedback
Love the app. Please also add Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Thank you!
I am glad you finally finished this project. I hope you are doing well.
i’m not getting any younger and, although i do have an iPhone, it’s not so easy to read off of. I would love to put this app to use on my iPad. i wish there was an iPad version.
This Liturgy of the Hours has both English and Latin side by side to see the beautiful poetic prayers of old in their treasured original state. The prayers are the original prayers (unchanged, and unedited). This has really helped me to fall in love with liturgy of the hours due to the poetic and eloquent language used for the prayers, antiphones, and scripture passages.
This is an excellent app, and the texts are very smooth and easy to use, but I wish the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Officium Parvum Beatæ Mariæ Virginis) was on this app, considering it is available on DivinumOfficium.com.
Been using the website and phone app for ages to compare versions and pray during Lent. Can't wait to see the next update with formatting for iPad screens.
Exactly what I needed. Add more prayers to the Index!!! Also, I wish there were an Android version.
Awesome app. One small thing: wish they had the officium defunctorum (office of the dead) among the prayers.
This app is excellent. The only constructive comment I can make is that it include the little office of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Thank you very much and God bless.
I like this application very much. I was close to giving it five stars, but there are a few tweaks that ought to be made, I think, and I sincerely hope that the developers take my suggestions.
First: add blank likes to the end of each hour. The last line is hidden by the menu on iOS and, though the last line is not necessary to see, it does make for a small distraction.
Second: add markers that tell if an hour is complete or not. This would help the user to easily see where he is in his progress. The markers should be activated either manually in the list of hours, or automatically, after the user has scrolled through all the text of the hour.
Lastly: having the ability to automatically download several weeks of the office at a time would be great.
But overall it is a great app and one that I do not at all regret downloading.
First: add blank likes to the end of each hour. The last line is hidden by the menu on iOS and, though the last line is not necessary to see, it does make for a small distraction.
Second: add markers that tell if an hour is complete or not. This would help the user to easily see where he is in his progress. The markers should be activated either manually in the list of hours, or automatically, after the user has scrolled through all the text of the hour.
Lastly: having the ability to automatically download several weeks of the office at a time would be great.
But overall it is a great app and one that I do not at all regret downloading.
The Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate are really taking the New Evangelization seriously with this wonderful app. One improvement I’d suggest: optional alarms for alerting you that it’s time pray.
This is an excellent app and the most useful for learning the Old Office. Even if you have books, this is a useful tool for beginners to check that their ribbons are placed correctly. I once thought there was error and contacted the developer who was quick to respond. May God bless those who maintain this app!
The app description says that this is the iPad version of the app, but it’s not. It’s the iPhone version and your iPad has to scale it to size. I bought this *specifically* because it says it’s for the iPad.
Just downloaded it recently and love it. I use two apps for my LOTH one is audio and then this one I read meditatively. This one is great as it allows the side by side of the Roman translation with the English. Gives you a few choices on the Rubrics and the 1960 one meets the obligation of the clerics and religious to pray the office ( cf. Summorum Pontificum 9 & 2) I highly recommend this.
Thank you for creating this app. It's really wonderful.
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