What better way to compliment your $1,500 pair of “Jesus Shoes” than with an eRosary dangling from your wrist? This week, the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network (a real thing) launched a new Bluetooth ...

There really is an app for everything these days—including prayer. And what’s especially surprising about the Click to Pray eRosary is that it comes from the Catholic Church, an organization that hasn ...

Mary Valla started praying a daily Rosary on Zoom last year when COVID restrictions affected in-person gatherings. Restrictions have eased, but she continues to pray online because her mobility is ...

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Pope Francis is bringing the Catholic Church into the 21st Century when it comes to technology. The pope has launched his own user profile in Click To Pray app. The program is part of the Pope's ...

Hollywood star Mark Wahlberg celebrated fans who have found peace through prayer and encouraged others to stay "prayed up" with him on an app. "I've been getting a lot of messages from people who have ...

In a ramped-up effort to appeal to younger members of the Church, the Vatican released the “Click to Pray eRosary,” an app-driven device that can be worn as a bracelet. The Pope’s Worldwide Prayer ...

Some religion-minded inventors in South Florida have had quick success with ideas for an online church or an iPhone app for prayer. But it took Gary Graham seven long years to bring his talking rosary ...

(ABC) — The pope signaled his intention to harness the power of technology to reach out to young people by launching a prayer app days before he will attend a Catholic youth festival in Panama. The ...

The Vatican announced Tuesday that it launched a wearable smart device that connects with an smartphone app for guided prayer. The "Click to Prayer eRosary" is a device targeted to young people as a ...

At the Dominican Monastery of Our Lady of the Rosary in New Jersey, there's a continuing conversation around technology, life and religion. Sister Mary Catharine hears a lot about it, particularly ...