Orthodox Prayers

St George Monastery Jerusalem

About this app

Welcome to the most comprehensive Orthodox Prayer app online. We have tried to include every possible prayer available and also prayers in different langauges. This is not just an app, but also an Orthodox Christian community where photos, prayer requests, quotes and discussions can be shared.

Within the app we also have free books available and other resources. For the first time in an app, we have made the Μικρόν Ευχολόγιον available for free and easy access to priests (in Greek).

The app is continuously updated with new and exciting categories, tools for our faith and information about our monastery.

We hope this app is of benefit to its users and please keeps us in your prayers.

Nun Christina

Ratings and reviews

No audio prayers, AI voice "audiobook", strange and dubious translation of the Bible. May be interesting for new converts but not someone looking for something reliable and human. Many written prayers to saints, might be good but not looking for that. Prayers for problems unhelpful as it did not mention problems, just basic prayers that hinted at Orthodox phronema with no theological explanation. So not good for beginners after all. Appears to have ads and/or sell your data on user agreement!

Really good. Would be nice to dee fast and feasts. Some information regarding the fasting for bith calendars. Also, just as a thought, why not include the vestment colours for thoth calendars. Found some awesome prayers and info. I'm really hoping this app grows . May well become my go-to app.

I've been using it for a bit and from my experience it is pretty good mostly, but I have an issue though; in the thanksgiving prayers section for after receiving Holy Communion it translates the dread second coming of Jesus Christ as 'Awful'. Because of one of the meanings in this word in english it could give english speakers a bad impression as often it reffers to something terrible, horrible and not good. From using other prayer(s) translations it is translated as dread instead