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Pray with the saints. Sancti opens to a biography of the saint whose feast is today and gives you access to daily prayers, readings, and spiritual classics.

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Why it exists

Great for daily prayer

The saints are constant reminders and examples of faith in action. Get to know the saints through their own prayers and the story of their lives.

Sancti also includes a library of spiritual classics as well as significant prayers of the Church, like the Rosary and the Examen. Use Sancti daily to strengthen your prayer life.

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The Sancti today screen: the liturgical day, season, lectionary cycle and colour in the margin, with St. Rose of Lima, a painting of her, and a short life

The day

Everything about today, on one screen

Sancti shows you the season, the lectionary year and cycle, the week of the psalter, and the liturgical colour.

Whose feast it is, and its rank — solemnity, feast, memorial, optional memorial
A short life of the saint that is actually worth reading, with the art that belongs to them
Who they are patron of, and anyone else commemorated that day
A collect written for the feast, and a link to the day's readings
Arrows to the day before and the day after, so you can read ahead or catch up

Daily Prayers

Devotions, day by day

Six devotions, already adjusted to the date.

The Rosary, opened to the proper mysteries for the day
The Marian antiphon that follows the season
The Angelus, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and the Morning Offering
The Daily Examen and Night Prayer for the end of the day

The Sancti prayers screen: six cards for the Rosary, Angelus, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Morning Offering, Daily Examen and Night Prayer

Deepen your spirituality

Your own spiritual bookshelf

Spiritual classics

61 spiritual classics

Augustine's Confessions, Athanasius On the Incarnation, the desert fathers and on down the centuries — every one free to read in full, linked to complete public-domain editions rather than summarised.

The year

The liturgical calendar

Any month, with each day marked in its liturgical colour — green, violet, white, red, rose. Tap a date to read that day. Useful for planning for upcoming feasts and Holy Days of Obligation.

On your phone

Installs like an app

Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen with its own icon. An iOS build is in progress.