Vatican embraces iPhone app

Published by Steve Kennedy on Sunday 28th December 2008, 19:21 | Filed under: Mobile

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iBreviary is am iPhone app developed by Rev. Paolo Padrini and an Italian web designer.

It contains a Breviary prayer book in Italian, English, Spanish, French and Latin and, in the near future, Portuguese and German.

It also contains 2 other sections, the prayers of the daily Mass, and various other prayers.

It’s available for €0.79 on the app store.

Happy Praying for the festive season.

Tags: app store, Breviary prayer book, iPhone, Vatican

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Paul

It's good to see the Vatican is not falling behind in technology. I believe they even have a resident technology evangelist - in the same sort of vein as Adam Lasnik from Google.

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