Catholic Liturgical Calendar Hack 15.1.5 + Redeem Codes

Simple and to the point, not a fancy app, it has adds but they are not pesky. I use it as a daily ready of the liturgical calendar and to keep up with the feast days. Its all free just put up with the adds. They do not try to sell you other services or products like most catholic apps.

There are some inconsistencies with the information on the saints. For example, on March 14th it shows a picture of St Maximilian Kolbe, whose feast is in August. It describes a different Maximilian, the Roman, who actually died on March 12th. On another entry, there is a picture of St Alphonsus Ligouri for a female saint’s profile.

Some misspellings and grammatical things in addition to the information being inconsistent paint dark spots over an app that would otherwise be one-of-a-kind and very useful. The errors place a level of doubt to the validity of the other information on the app.

On iPad Pro:
1. It’s a frustrating game of luck to open the Saint of the Day link. Please fix the issue
2. Day and date auto-advance does not work. One has to move that manually daily
3. Overwhelming and unnecessary picture of the saints.
a. Please leave option to delete, shrink, or manage them. The pictures only subtract from the app.
b. Don’t have the pictures be saved automatically either because they waste precious storage space
4. Dark mode option is necessary for reading Saints of the Day
5. Grammar: English doesn’t seem your first language yet, we appreciate your daring spirit—bravo!
5. Let’s remember, the app and channel are Christian. It’s strange for anyone to talk about deleting the app because of a perceived anti-Moslem whatever
6. Great job overall! 4/5 stars.

Obviously, English is not “Joseph Stalin Alucious” Selvaraj’s first language. He should have sought help in translating text. Full of grammatical errors. Moreover, there are inaccuracies with Saints of the Day. Example: for June 23, 2019 lists St. John Fisher when in fact it is St. Joesph Cafasso. Agree with mikeyarosjazz review on Feb 6 that if it weren’t for the errors and untrustworthiness, this would be a good app. Plan to delete the app Catholic Liturgical Calendar and just go with Laudate which is exponentially more accurate and useful. Why would an app developer use the (assumed) pen name “Joseph Stalin...” for a Catholic app anyway? Joseph Stalin was a mass murderer and one of the most evil men to have lived.

I would rather pay you a few dollars than to have ads on the app. If I inadvertently hit the ad and it takes me to their website, that is information I don’t want them to have so for that reason only I will be uninstalling this very nice app.

Update review: Was really hoping this would be an easy fix but, oh well. Still nice app, just disappointed. Very informative and useful app. Just a small point - if you could make the liturgical colors more apparent. For color blind people like me it would be much appreciated. Maybe add the names of the colors?

I enjoyed the pie graph. It really helped me see, at a glance, where we are in the season.
I tried clicking on the graph, without luck, so I deleted the app. I’m hoping that downloading it again will reboot it. Please let me know what I need to get that option back. Thanks

I love it ! I think it should be called Catholic calendar so I can see the whole title on my phone. I noticed I don’t see the word Catholic on the app on my phone but I only see the full name title on the App Store :( fix please

As previously mentioned some information on the Saints isn’t correct along with Holy or Feast Days, for example May 30, 2019 is the Ascension of Jesus and it has it listed on May 31,
2019. Maybe work on making it accurate before adding more information. But otherwise I really like the app...lots of information.

It used to work on my I7 phone but now when I open the daily reading it closes the app completely. Also the arrow on the calendar points at 6 o’clock when it should be pointing at 2 o’clock. Please fix.
Thanks...