Map
1,069 churches in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia on a single map — each one marked in the colour of its diocese. Tap a marker and the church page opens: Mass times, patronal feasts, a description, a photo gallery, a 360° panorama and links.
Six tabs — the whole pilgrimage
Routes
53 pilgrim routes — from the John Paul II Pilgrim Route and Camino Lituano to the Calvary paths and city trails. Where a real track exists, the map draws the line and its length; where nobody has ever published one, the stations are shown instead — and the app says so plainly.
Bible
The whole of Scripture on your phone: 73 books, 35,510 verses — the 1998 translation approved by the Lithuanian Bishops’ Conference, working with no internet at all. Daily readings, search, bookmarks, highlights and notes.
Calendar
A year of feasts ahead — the patronal feasts of every church in one list, grouped by month. Movable feasts are recalculated from Easter, so the dates hold for next year too. At the top: today’s Mass readings.
Passport
A digital pilgrim passport: every church you visit becomes a stamp. The stamp is made at the church itself — a one-off confirmation of place, with no tracking in the background. Route progress builds itself up from your stamps.
Prayer book
The prayer book opens like the first page of a missal: today’s prayer, the rosary you left unfinished, then the whole contents. The rosary, the Stations of the Cross, 9 litanies, 6 novenas and 76 prayers. While you pray, the screen stays awake.
No account. No tracking. Works offline.
The app has no accounts and does not know who you are. Stamps, bookmarks and notes stay on your phone alone. No analytics, no ad networks.
- Your data stays on the phone
- No third-party tracking
- All content works offline
Ready for the road
The app is being prepared for the stores — the links will appear here.