Welcome to Catholic Daily: Your Daily Gospel & Prayer App

Discover how Catholic Daily brings the daily Gospel, Bible verses, saint quotes, and the liturgical calendar directly to your Home and Lock Screen widgets.

Catholic Daily helps you keep a simple daily habit: open your phone and meet Christ in Scripture, without hunting through apps or scrolling through feeds.

What You Get on Your Screen

Here is what you get on your screen each day:

  • Daily Gospel: Follow the readings aligned with the liturgical calendar, available in English, Spanish, or Portuguese.
  • Saint Quotes & Bible Verses: Browse 1,400+ quotes from saints, Church Fathers, and Scripture. Filter by 26 topics, including faith, prayer, love, hope, mercy, Mary, and the Eucharist.
  • Liturgical Calendar: See today’s feast, solemnities, and fasting days at a glance, with a calendar widget for quick liturgical updates.
  • Home and Lock Screen Widgets: Home Screen widgets in small, medium, and large sizes, plus Lock Screen widgets for daily quotes and the calendar. Personalize your Lock Screen with dedicated Jesus and Cross symbol collections.

How to Set Up Your Catholic Widgets

Bringing the Gospel to your screen is easy. We have step-by-step guides for each placement:

Tip for new users: Try setting up one of each! You will quickly feel the peaceful rhythm it brings to your day.

Deepen Your Daily Prayer in the App

Beyond the widgets, inside Catholic Daily you can save favorite quotes, track your habit with streaks (including a streak widget), and share verses and quotes as images. Set a daily verse reminder, Advanced reminders (up to 10 times per day), or Flexible time (up to 20 reminders per day), plus Catholic reminders for fasting, abstinence, and solemnities. On iOS 17+, Medium and Large Home Screen widgets let you browse quotes, share, and favorite without opening the app.

Download Catholic Daily on the App Store

Explore the 2027 liturgical calendar

Continue with the full calendar or open the key pages for February, March, Ash Wednesday, and Easter.