Evangelium Gospel

Name: Evangelium Gospel
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Rafael Cereceda

Books

Free · Designed for iPad

2 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Books
Developer

Rafael Cereceda
Language

EN
English
Size

40.4
MB

Daily Gospel Readings in Latin, Spanish, and English + Prayer Reflections Taken from the Missale Romanum app, Evangelium gives you the Gospel readings for daily Mass in the Roman Catholic Church in three languages: Latin, Spanish, and English. -The app also includes brief reflections to assist you in your personal prayer. -No need to be online to use the app.

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

out of 5

2 Ratings

Great Resource in Spanish, English, and Latin
11/28/2013

TItleman2
This apps gives you the Gospel reading for daily Mass in the Roman rite of the Catholic Church in Spanish, English, and Latin. It is clearly arranged, with easy tabs to switch between languages and days. There is also a brilliant little feature when you hit the "Com" tab: short commentaries on the Gospel readings in English and Spanish (depending on which language you are using). But the cool thing is this: you can hit a button to open up your email program and submit a commentary of your own on that day's reading, which the app developers will then consider including in a future version of the app. Crowd-sourced prayer reflections! That's genius.
Great Resource in Spanish, English, and Latin
11/28/2013

TItleman2

This apps gives you the Gospel reading for daily Mass in the Roman rite of the Catholic Church in Spanish, English, and Latin. It is clearly arranged, with easy tabs to switch between languages and days. There is also a brilliant little feature when you hit the "Com" tab: short commentaries on the Gospel readings in English and Spanish (depending on which language you are using). But the cool thing is this: you can hit a button to open up your email program and submit a commentary of your own on that day's reading, which the app developers will then consider including in a future version of the app. Crowd-sourced prayer reflections! That's genius.