Saint of the Day Stories

The description is short and sweet and informative. The script should be larger type.

I think this is a fab app. I have to write a few ppts at school and this allows me to have a short insight into the saint of the day and also a prayer to go alongside it.

Would be five stars IF the printout included the day and month of the feast and the prayer. Then it’s a complete handout for my homeschool kids. As it is I have to use my phone and the handout which is sort of annoying. Also on the iPad it puts white text against a light background for the saint bio. App needs some editing and small fixes on content. Still a great tool for teaching kids.

I got this, thinking it was for adults and for a st a day but it is for kids and there are some spelling mistakes Dark mode doesn’t work on the iPad I wish I had a category for what kind of sent you were looking for like one for blank or one for one for blank FIne for peace one for help overall good

Would be five stars IF the printout included the day and month of the feast and the prayer. Then it’s a complete handout for my homeschool kids. As it is I have to use my phone and the handout which is sort of annoying.

My kids love to color the pictures as I read and we discuss the Saint of the Day, but this artwork leaves a lot to be desired. It isn’t very aesthetically pleasing, and the pictures are not drawn with coloring in mind.

I used to get the full reading of each saint but now I can only get half of the Information. The reading section is unreadable. I have tried to remove and redownload but problem remains.

Very well done app. I really like the illustrations and the summaries are very well written - well geared for young children. I like that the illustrations can be printed as well!

We love this app and have been using it every night for a couple years, kids love it. iPhone version works perfectly but iPad version needs to either darken text or background, not able to read text.

I use this app with my 5th grade students everyday to learn about the saint of the day. It’s a great resource, however there are typos in most of the articles. I’m using it as a learning experience and positively reinforcing students who find errors to correct, however it would be better if the articles were written without error. My students would like to know if there is a way that we can submit our revisions for improved articles in the future?