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Orthodox Day is a quiet companion for the Orthodox Christian day. FREE, EVERY DAY - Today: the Epistle and Gospel in full, the saint of the day, and the fast, with its own icon and colour. Choose your church (Greek Orthodox Archdiocese, OCA or Antiochian Archdiocese) and the readings follow its New Calendar. - Save readings to find again later. Saved readings and your choices sync through your own iCloud. - The Today widget, optional reminders, the World English Bible, King James or Douay-Rheims, a classic or sans-serif reading font, light and dark. FULL ACCESS Everything else, with one subscription or a single lifetime purchase: the Fathers on the readings, the lives and icons of the saints, a word for how you are feeling, the prayers, any day on the calendar, all widgets, and wallpapers. Try it free for 7 days. THE FATHERS ON THE READING Under each reading, a section from the Church Fathers on that passage, with Saint John Chrysostom and the other Eastern Fathers first. Every excerpt is a verbatim section of a public-domain English translation, shown with its Father, work and series. Tap Read more for the whole section. THE SAINTS AND THEIR ICONS Tap See more for the lives of the saints of the day, from the Prologue from Ochrid by Saint Nikolai Velimirović, and the day's icons. Browse more than 165 icons of the Great Feasts, the feasts and the saints in one gallery, Pascha and the Twelve Great Feasts first, then the saints. Swipe from one icon to the next; tap an icon to read about the saint or feast, see the date, and learn who painted it. Every icon is credited with its source and licence in the app. HOW ARE YOU FEELING? Anxious, grieving, grateful, tempted, angry, lonely, weary or joyful: say how you are, and read one passage of Scripture, a few lines from the Fathers about that very thing, and a single question. Then keep sixty seconds of quiet while a ring of gold tesserae goes out one by one, ending on Amen. No journal, no text field, no streaks. PRAYERS Morning and evening prayers, the prayers before and after Holy Communion, the Creed, the Trisagion, meal prayers and more. The Lord's Prayer in 10 languages: English, Greek, Arabic, Russian, Romanian, Ukrainian, French, Spanish, German and Portuguese, each with a pronunciation line. READ IT YOUR WAY - Psalms follow the Septuagint numbering, as in church. - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show the day's Gospel and the fast. - Twenty well-loved verses as wallpapers, sized to your iPhone and saved to Photos. - Optional reminders for morning and evening prayers, the saint of the day and the fast. QUIET BY DESIGN No account. No ads. No tracking. The readings and prayers are bundled in the app and work without a connection. SUBSCRIPTION Today's saint, Epistle, Gospel and fast stay free. Full Access is available as an annual subscription with a 7-day free trial, a monthly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Every plan includes all of Full Access. Payment is charged to your Apple ID. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and you can manage or cancel them in your Apple ID settings. If you cancel, you keep access until the end of the period you paid for, then the free app stays. Lifetime access is one payment with no renewal. A NOTE ON THE CALENDAR The calendar, saints, readings and fasting are an approximation of each church's own, drawn from an openly published calendar. Where your parish's calendar differs, your parish is right. Only the New Calendar is included. The app is English only for now. Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/appstore/dev/stdeula Privacy: https://orthodoxday.com/privacy.html
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