Lege et Ora

Lege et Ora ("Read and Pray") is a private, offline companion for reading the complete works of St. Thomas Aquinas — built around a guided plan that carries you through the entire Summa Theologiae, paced to the rhythm of the liturgical year.

THE READING PLAN
• A structured schedule takes you through all four parts of the Summa Theologiae (~3,125 articles) over your choice of 3, 5, 7, or 10 years
• Readings are matched to the liturgical calendar, so the Summa's own progression (God, creation and man, the moral life, Christ, the sacraments) lines up with the seasons of the Church year
• Choose the Extraordinary Form (1962) or Novus Ordo calendar
• A daily reminder notification keeps you on pace

THE FULL CORPUS TO EXPLORE
Beyond the daily plan, Browse gives you reference access to the rest of St. Thomas's writings:
• Summa Contra Gentiles
• Disputed Questions (De Veritate and others)
• The Opuscula — treatises, polemical works, letters, and sermons
• Commentary on the Sentences
• Commentaries on Scripture — the Psalms, Isaiah, Job, the Gospels of Matthew and John, and all of St. Paul's epistles
• The Catena Aurea, his verse-by-verse compilation of the Church Fathers on all four Gospels
• Commentaries on Aristotle, Boethius, and Dionysius

READ YOUR WAY
• Latin, English, or both
• Full-text search across the whole corpus, scoped to whichever work you're searching
• Bookmark any passage, mark articles read, and jot private notes that never leave your device

PRIVATE AND OFFLINE
• The full text of the Summa and the wider corpus is bundled with the app and works with no internet connection
• No account, no ads, no tracking
• Export and restore your reading progress and bookmarks as a backup file, entirely under your control

Lege et Ora is for anyone who wants to actually read the Doctor's work, not just consult it — one article a day, in step with the Church's own calendar.