Devotion to the Divine Mercy
Devotion to the Divine Mercy Summary
Devotion to the Divine Mercy is a with in-app purchases iOS app in Books And Reference by Jose Ignacio Gonzalez Rivera. Released in May 2020 (5 years ago). It has 227 ratings with a 4.76★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 1.3K monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store metadata: updated Oct 24, 2025, version 36.
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Store info: Last updated on App Store on Oct 24, 2025 (version 36).
4.76★
Ratings: 227
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App Description
NOVENA, CHAPLET AND ROSARY OF THE DIVINE MERCY:
Practical app to the Devotion of the Divine Mercy. This app allows you to pray the Novena, Chaplet and Rosary daily and record your progress to help you easily continue the next day. Save your own prayers by adding a photo to make it easier for you to make your requests every day.
Functions:
- Automatically plays the Novena, the Rosary and the Chaplet, Highlighting the Text that the Audio is reading.
- AutoPlay Function: With the touch of the Play Button, the Audio and the Text of the Prayers are Automatically Played.
- Counter of Novenas, Rosaries and Chaplets that help to create the Habit of Daily Prayer.
- Alerts indicating the completion of a Novena, a Rosary or a Chaplet.
- Programmable reminders to encourage the habit of praying daily.
- The app saves your progress.
- List of your Requests.
- Audio Player.
- Prayers with Audio.
Novena to the Divine Mercy is a Catholic novena composed by Faustina Kowalska in her diary Divine Mercy in my Soul as part of the Divine Mercy devotion. Each day of the novena consists of praying to God the Father and Jesus for a different group of people - in particular, Catholics - by immersing them in the Sacred Heart. According to Faustina, Jesus told her that she will pray the Divine Mercy novena in heaven and that he will bring the people she prays for into heaven. He also told her that, because she would beg for his divine grace for the people in light of his Passion, he would not deny granting the people any of his grace.