Sagrada Tradição: Fé Católica

Praying the Liturgy of the day, meditating on the Gospel with the Fathers of the Church, reciting the Rosary and the saints of each day—the Catholic faith of all time, for prayer and study.

The Church prays every day. It prays the same Liturgy, at the same time, in communion with heaven and earth. Sacred Tradition exists so that you may pray with it.

— THE LITURGY OF THE DAY —

Each morning brings the complete Liturgy: the color of the liturgical season, the saint of the day, the readings, the psalm, and the Gospel, verse by verse, as they are proclaimed at Mass. The three proper prayers—Collect, over the Offerings, and after Communion—are in the order in which the priest prays them at the altar, so that his prayer may accompany that of the entire Church.

— THE GOSPEL WITH THE FATHERS —

Before the Gospel of the day, the Fathers of the Church are heard. In the Catena Aurea, Saint Thomas Aquinas compiled what Augustine, Chrysostom, Jerome, Ambrose, Gregory the Great, and so many others said about each verse. What the Church has meditated on over twenty centuries comes to meet you, word for word, so that the Gospel may not only be read, but understood as the saints understood it.

— SACRED SCRIPTURE AND DOCTRINE —

The entire Catholic Bible, in the consecrated translation of Fr. Matos Soares, and the complete Catechism of the Catholic Church, for prayerful reading and study of the faith. Each passage can be kept, annotated, and carried with you—to return to the Word throughout the day.

— THE SAINTS OF EACH DAY —

The Church celebrates its saints day after day. Here, each one has their life, their prayer, and their place—and you can choose your patron saint, who accompanies you from the opening screen. To walk with the saints is to walk with those who have already arrived.

— THE PRAYER OF TRADITION —

The Holy Rosary, with paintings by classical masters before each mystery, to contemplate while praying. The Marian and Saints' Novenas, on their proper day. Lectio Divina in its five steps. The Examination of Conscience. The Litanies. The Works of Mercy, corporal and spiritual. The devotions of all time, as the Church has always prayed them.

— THREE SOURCES, ONE REVELATION —

Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the Sacred Magisterium are, according to the constitution Dei Verbum, the three sources of the one Divine Revelation. In the Liturgy of the day, the three meet in action — and it is there that Sacred Tradition invites you to remain.

IHS — Jesus, Savior of My People