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Doxology Way

Doxology LLC

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Doxology Way is a quiet daily rhythm of prayer, Scripture, and remembrance, shaped around the hours of the day and the Church's calendar. Choose your tradition once and the whole app follows it: Orthodox, Catholic, or Protestant (Anglican, Lutheran, Reformed, Evangelical). Each has its own prayers, calendar and readings, drawn from historic, public-domain sources. TODAY Your day at a glance: the hours of prayer, today's readings, and the saint or event the Church remembers on this date, with a short history you can read in a minute, and the saint's hymn, prayer or collect beneath it. PRAYER Morning, midday, evening and night prayer for each tradition. Orthodox: Matins, Sixth Hour, Vespers and Night Prayer from Isabel Hapgood's 1906 Service Book; the Akathist Hymn in Birkbeck and Woodward's 1917 English verse translation. Catholic: Lauds, Midday Prayer, Vespers and Compline from the Roman Breviary, plus the Rosary, Stations of the Cross, the Angelus and traditional devotions. Protestant: Morning and Evening Prayer from the 1928 Book of Common Prayer, and Lutheran Matins and Vespers from the Common Service Book (1917), with the day's Psalms and lessons. HYMNS A hymn for each day from your own tradition. Orthodox: the troparion and kontakion of the day's saint, all year round, newly translated from the Greek Great Horologion (1851), with the Greek beside the English, and sung in the Hours and Vespers. Catholic: the Vespers hymn of the Roman Breviary, with the season's antiphon of the Blessed Virgin. Lutheran, Anglican and Evangelical: a hymn from the Common Service Book (1917), the Episcopal Hymnal (1916) or the Methodist Hymnal (1905), placed through the church year. WISDOM A short passage each morning from a classic of your tradition, chosen for the season: St. John of Kronstadt and St. Maximus the Confessor; Thomas a Kempis and St. Francis de Sales; Johann Arndt; Jeremy Taylor; Charles Spurgeon. READINGS The day's readings for your tradition, from the Byzantine, Roman (1893 Epistles and Gospels) and 1928 Prayer Book lectionaries, with the full text in the King James, World English or American Standard Version, and in the Douay-Rheims or the Septuagint for many passages. The whole Bible, including the Apocrypha, is in the app, with search. ON THIS DAY About two thousand short entries on saints, councils, hymn-writers, missionaries and events, written from public-domain histories and lives of the saints, with the sources named. We are checking every entry against those sources in stages. If you spot a mistake, write to us. CALENDAR The church year at a glance, with feasts, fasts and seasons for your tradition. JOURNAL A private place for prayer requests, reflections and notes, with reminders you control. Export your journal, back it up as a file, or delete everything with one button. IPHONE, IPHONE DUO AND IPAD Made for iPhone Duo: open, the day's readings sit beside your rule of prayer; folded, it fits in one hand. On iPad the readings and the day share the screen the same way. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE No account. No ads. No tracking. No analytics. Everything is stored on your device, and the app works with no internet connection. Doxology Way is a one-time purchase with no subscriptions.