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Everyone in the military is sometimes faced with tough questions. The great news is that answers can be found. This app will help you get started! And if your question is not (yet) in the app, we are here to help you search further. The app gives you access to: - Prayers to help and inspire you, to pray at home or on deployment, alone or together - Testimonies of people like you, to help you see things from another angle - Inspirational quotes to boost your morale and help you grow - Spiritual first aid to assist you when things are not going so well spiritually - Military saints whose inspiring examples you can follow - Contact details of national chaplaincies and AMI In addition you get access to all the content of the Tweeting with GOD app: - Hundreds of questions and answers about God, the faith, the Catholic Church... - Pray and follow Holy Mass in many languages as if you were at home! - Many prayers from the Catholic tradition - Pray with the Pope's Worldwide Prayer Network This app is an initiative of the Apostolat Militaire International (AMI) executed in close collaboration with Tweeting with GOD (#TwGOD) to help individual soldiers, sailors, and airmen to find answers to their questions and grow in their faith.

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Breviarium Meum

This is the iPhone version of Breviarium Meum, which allows you to pray the traditional (1962 or earlier) Latin breviary of the Catholic Church wherever you go. You can download the texts up to a week in advance, so you can pray even when you don't have a network connection. A parallel translation of the breviary (English, Danish*, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese*, or Spanish) and a collection of Latin prayers and blessings are also included. Select the background color and text size you prefer. Use Breviarium Meum HD instead on iPad. Pray the breviary you know in a new way, or get to know for the first time the Roman Liturgy in the Usus Antiquior, considered by Summorum Pontificum a precious treasure to be preserved and made accessible to all the faithful. • The Danish and Portuguese translations are still incomplete. Several languages lack a translation of the martyrology. An English translation is used for those portions of the office not available in the selected language.