iPraises App Updated: Bilingual, Connected, and Available for iOS and Android
The iPraises App has been updated and is now available for both iOS and Android users. With bilingual content, a direct connection to the Eparchial liturgical calendar, and daily prayers and liturgical texts, the app continues to grow as a helpful spiritual resource for the faithful.
iPraises App Updated: Bilingual, Connected, and Available for iOS and Android
The Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Edmonton is pleased to announce a new update to the iPraises App, now available for both iOS and Android users. The renewed app is presented by the Eparchy as an all-in-one Ukrainian Catholic prayer resource designed to guide users through the liturgical year and daily prayer life.
This update marks an important next step for iPraises. The app is now bilingual, offering content in both English and Ukrainian, and it is connected to the liturgical calendar on the Eparchial website so that daily liturgical resources remain consistent across both platforms. The app currently includes Divine Liturgy texts for every day, Vespers, and prayers, while additional content is being prepared and will be added in future updates.
What’s new
The updated iPraises App includes several important improvements for users:
- Availability on both iOS and Android platforms.
- Bilingual content in English and Ukrainian.
- Connection with the liturgical calendar on the Eparchial website.
- Daily Divine Liturgy texts, Vespers, and prayers.
- Improved design and performance in the renewed version of the app.
The Eparchy is grateful that so many clergy, families, young people, and parishioners have already made use of iPraises as part of their prayer life. The app was created as a spiritual companion for those who follow the Byzantine tradition and want to remain connected to the rhythm of the Church throughout the day and across the liturgical year.
Important update instructions
All users are encouraged to make sure they are using the newest version of the app. To avoid technical issues and ensure access to the latest content, please follow the instructions below.
For Android users
- Delete the old version of the iPraises App from your device.
- Open the Google Play Store.
- Search for iPraises.
- Download and install the new updated version from scratch.
For iOS users
- Open the Apple App Store.
- Search for iPraises.
- Install or update the app to the latest version.
Once the new version is installed, users can open the app, choose English or Ukrainian, and begin using the updated liturgical content right away.
Liturgical content
The current version of iPraises offers a growing selection of liturgical and devotional material. At this stage, users can access:
- Divine Liturgy for every day.
- Vespers.
- Prayers in both English and Ukrainian.
This same liturgical flow is now linked with the liturgical calendar on the Eparchial website, making the app and website work together more closely for the benefit of the faithful. More material is being developed, and additional content will be introduced as the team continues its work.
Gratitude and next steps
The Eparchy thanks all those who have been using iPraises and helping it grow. The strong response from the faithful shows the importance of having trustworthy, accessible, and prayerful digital resources rooted in the life of the Church.
Work on the app continues, and further updates are expected as more liturgical and prayer materials are prepared. Users are asked for patience as the team continues to expand and strengthen this resource for clergy, parishes, families, and all who wish to pray with the Church each day.
Download the app
Download the updated iPraises App here:
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