Missale Romanum is a lifestyle app developed by Rafael Cereceda. Available for $10.99, it was updated to v38.00 on February 24, 2023, and currently holds a 4.74 out of 5 rating based on 19 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 73 MB of free space and runs Android 9+ or iOS 10.0+.
Video: Missale Romanum Overview
Description
App with the complete Roman Missal, in six languages: Latin, Spanish, English, Portuguese, German and Italian. No need of connection on-line.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★☆Excelente
Ha sido excelente hasta que se actualizo. Da error al abrir el Misal y no abre. Por favor si lo pudieran arreglar? Muchisimas gracias.
★★★★☆Something went wrong after the last update
The app began malfunctioning after the last update that happened in April. Many buttons no longer work. Can’t move seamlessly from one tab to another as before.
★★★★☆Great app, but there’s a lot to address
Every feast the application bugs, and doesn’t let you use the index proprium sanctorum option, also, the feast of the saints it doesn’t let you see the lectures of the day.
★★★★★Excellent Resource
This is a very powerful app for priests and others who want a complete, easily accessible version of the Missale Romanum in both Latin and Spanish.
The "tab" system allows you to easily switch back and forth between different sections, like one would with a paper version. It is also very complete in terms of the texts included.
Hint: Read the help section to get a good understanding of the navigation system, which is not always immediately obvious by just looking at the buttons on the bottom
★★☆☆☆It's too confusing
It's a good app. The entire Roman Missale on your iPad. But there is no way to select an entire language at once, you have to individually click each paragraph, each section to change it's language. Then the minute you change the page and come back to it, you have to reclick it all over again. There should at least be a manual on how to use this app. I'm not a priest, I'm a practicing Catholic and this is a great app, but it could use some adjustments to make it easier.
