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Building Credo — distraction-free Catholic prayer for Liturgy of the Hours + Rosary.
No feed. Open → pray.

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I built Credo: a distraction-free Catholic prayer app for Liturgy of the Hours + Rosary.

No feed. Open → pray. Widgets + Dynamic Island rosary tracking.

iOS: https://t.co/9zpus36Xaz
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@EWTNVatican A beautiful sight. A hundred years of mission begun in prayer, and still carried by the Rosary.

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@stevhep Yes, and the Magnificat alone would be enough. Luke lets Mary speak for herself, and we still pray her words every evening.

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@csljohnkirby One in Christ, united in mission. Praying today for the missionaries who left home so others could hear the Gospel, and for the quiet faithfulness of the people who support them.

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@PaulProsise Well said. The coin bears Caesar's image, but we bear God's image, so everything we are belongs to Him first.

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@mariaebyrd Thank you for this. Luke is the Gospel of mercy, and he alone gives us the Magnificat and the Prodigal Son. Happy feast day.

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@ArmaghYouth Beautiful reminder. Every baptized person is sent, and for most of us mission starts with prayer for those far away and kindness to those right here.

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Today the Church also remembers St. Luke. Without his Gospel we wouldn't have the Magnificat, the first words of the Hail Mary, or the prodigal son coming home. Which passage from Luke do you pray with most?

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@CatholicSat So much of what we know about Mary comes through Luke. The Annunciation, the Visitation, the Magnificat. St. Luke, pray for us.

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@PadreEwella The coin bore Caesar's image, and we bear God's. That line always turns the question back on me: what in my life still isn't given back to Him?

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@ScrossZA A hundred years of ordinary parishes praying and giving for places they will never see. That quiet generosity is its own kind of mission.

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@CatholicQuote12 The coin bears Caesar's image, but we bear God's. That line always makes me ask what part of my heart I am still keeping back from Him.

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@SecretFire79 This is such hopeful news. I always think of the parents and grandparents who quietly prayed for those vocations for years.

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@AgrupacionEC A hundred years of praying for missionaries. Offering my rosary today for every priest and sister serving far from home.

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@nikothevirgin Every baptized Catholic is sent. That line stays with me. Starting with the people at my own table and in my own office this week.

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@sonnichristus @MadonnaAyaric @UcheMaryOkoli @FrUgochukwu @FrPeterAkomanyi @mac_clusky @kofitagbor Love the two vitamin Ms, Father. Adding a decade of the Rosary today for missionaries I will never meet but who carry all of us.

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@AllSoulsRCCov Mission here at home is the part I forget most. Praying for the missionaries abroad and for the courage to share the faith right where we are.

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@bostoncatholic A good reminder that we can all be part of the mission, through prayer, sacrifice and giving. Praying for those serving in places most of us will never see.

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@PeterMcAnenly Beautiful verse from Psalm 96. Praying today for the missionaries who give their whole lives far from home, and for those who quietly pray for them.

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@cworldreport A rosary for the missions feels exactly right. St. Therese, patron of missions, never left her convent, and her prayer reached the ends of the earth.

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Happy World Mission Sunday. 100 years of it.

Who are you praying for in mission lands today? A missionary you know, a country, a parish far away? Drop a name and let's pray for each other's.