The Christian prayer app Hallow is presently available in more than 350 prisons in nearly every state, as part of a partnership with an online Catholic university. "It means so much to us to be able ...

Hallow is a Catholic prayer and meditation app that is linking technology and faith — and allowing users to personalize their prayer experience. It's also changing lives. The word hallow means "to ...

Every morning, for 1,005 days and counting, I have spent at least a half-hour praying with the popular Catholic prayer app Hallow — Rosaries, chaplets, Lenten and Advent devotions, lectio divina ...

Since it’s Sunday, I wanted to share something personal with you. I downloaded a prayer app on a whim. Figured I’d use it once, delete it. You know the drill. Months later, I open it almost every ...

Hallow’s accessible language introduces different methods of prayer, along with inspiring talks, guides to spiritual practices and notifications to encourage users to set goals and stay on track. As a ...

NPR's Scott Detrow speaks with the CEO of Hallow, a Catholic prayer app, about the next pope. His Catholic prayer app is one of the most popular in the world. What's his take on the conclave? One of ...

Hallow — a Catholic audio prayer app that seeks to compete with secular meditation apps like Calm and Headspace — reached a milestone this weekend when it logged the one billionth prayer prayed with ...

A smartphone app aimed at making it easier for close-knit groups of Christians to connect and share their prayers has been in the works for several years. But the Tennessee-based creators of ...

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A Catholic prayer and meditation app is hoping to inspire more than a Hail Mary pass or a bended knee in the end zone during Super Bowl LVIII this Sunday, Feb. 11. A 30-second commercial during the ...

When folks started seeing ads about a Christian prayer app featuring "Voice" judge and pop icon Gwen Stefani, the initial reaction was mild bemusement. "This year, I'm excited to share that I've ...