The Vatican just took her out application ClickToPray for mobile and desktop offering its devotees to do online prayer with one click
If you want to pray with Pope Francis and miss the Vatican, there's now the ClickToPray app that went online this past weekend. It's exactly what it sounds like. The app allows to people (if they are Catholic and pray often) from all over the world, to come in to pray together, about a particular issue.
The Vatican has begun its implementation, which is its official implementation World Prayer Network (Apostleship of Prayer) by Papas to coincide with the World Youth Day festival on January 22.
Respecting the right of everyone to think that he expresses him and not wanting to pass our own personal view on religious matters, we read from the site:
Click To Pray is the Pope's prayer platform, his Global Prayer Network. The application invites you to pray together, for its intentions that confront the current challenges that govern humanity and Mission of the church. And because "every day is different", the app offers you a prayer for 365 days a year, to help you discover every day how God calls you to live. Join us as we pray with the Pope, united with the Heart of Christ. Thousands of us around the world are now a truly global prayer network.
The application is divided into three sections: 1. Pray with the Pope, 2. Pray every day and 3. Pray with the network.
The Pope plans to send "prayer requests for the mission of the Church" to the "Pray with the Pope" section. The "Pray every day" section offers daily prayer suggestions and the "Pray with the Network" section offers people the opportunity to post their own prayers.
For the statistical update, within three days modes h ClickToPray website along with their respective applications on Android and on iOS had 864.309 clicks - prayers, of which 129 are from Greece.
We do not know if there are similar applications from the other major active religions around the world, such as the Orthodox Church, Islam, Buddhism, etc., but at some point we may look for it. On the other hand, if anyone already knows, let us take the trouble by referring to comments of the article.
