[Melian]

I haven’t discovered any Psalms other than in the Bible section. It does seem a glaring hole. Let’s email them and see if they fix it in an update.

You are a brave lady, using it at Mass. I get embarrassed because people will think I’m not paying attention and I’m checking my messages! I was toying with asking the parish to put a little blurb in the bulletin telling iPhone users to look at iPieta. If more of us were following along on our phones, I would feel more comfortable.

Glad you are enjoying it so far. It’s incredible to carry around the beautiful Catholic library of teachings in your pocket.

[AnAmericanMother]

Well, it's very helpful to have everything at my fingertips!

I figured out how to get the audio to work - it's an involved process, I'll have to go download the files to iTune from the iPieta website, then enable the audio.

In more good news, I will be able to get rid of my paper DayTimer AND my clunky calculator. At this rate, I'll be able to get a smaller pocketbook. The one I have now is made of parachute nylon and is just about the size of an Alice pack.

[AnAmericanMother]

I'm not brave, by the way . . . I'm just so old I don't care what people think. (I WAS embarrassed one time when I forgot to turn my old phone off and it rang during Mass . . . unfortunately it had gotten into the bottom of my big old ugly pocketbook and I couldn't FIND it, and even MORE unfortunately I usually use a duck quack for my ringtone . . . eeeekkkk! I'm going to download a Gregorian Chant ringtone, that at least will not be tooooo disturbing if I forget to turn it off).

Besides, who on earth would come to DAILY Mass and then use their phone during the service??