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IBreviary TS Pro Terra Sancta is the application that brings the traditional Catholic prayer of the Breviary and all the texts of the Liturgy on your iPhone, iPad and iPod.This app wants to contribute, through a partnership with Custody of the Holy Land, friendship and prayer for all Christians living Holy Places.iBreviary contains:• Breviary, Missal and Lectionary complete in 10 languages and continuously updated (Italian, English, Spanish, French, Romanian, Arabic, Portuguese, Turkish, Latin and Galician)• The text of the Breviary and the Missal in the "Latin Vetus Ordo" and Latin• All the main prayers of the Christian• Rituals for the sacraments and celebrations• The liturgical texts used in the Holy LandAlso iBreviary "Pro Terra Sancta" offers:• The section, "Rites", with all the rituals and texts for the various celebrations Catholic (Adoration of the Eucharist, the Sacraments, Blessings, etc.)• The brand new "Terra Sancta" the liturgical texts used in the Holy Land• Keep in touch through the blog and the pages of the Franciscans Holy Places• A rich section dedicated to Saints• Store a day on any device• Full management of saved days (selection and cancellation)• Store up to 14 days (something very much in demand by those who want to download a bit of days for travel or long period without internet access)• Download the entire week• Enlarge and diminish the text dimension, with the flick of the fingers on the screen• The ability to adjust the color of the background, the font and the size for a better reading of texts• (On iPad only) Create and manage your MissalThe Application is available in the following languages:• English• Italian• Spanish• French• Romanian• Arabic• Portuguese• Turkishand contains the liturgical texts in the following languages:• Italian• English• Spanish• French• Romanian• Latin• Arabian• Turkish• Galician• Vetus Ordo• Rito Ambrosiano• Rito Monastico.The Languages of the liturgical texts are constantly updated.Owner, creator and founder: Paolo PadriniDeveloper: Art & Coop Società Cooperativa

IBreviário TS Pro Terra Sancta é o aplicativo que traz a tradicional oração católica do breviário e todos os textos da Liturgia no seu iPhone, iPad e iPod.Este aplicativo quer contribuir, através de uma parceria com a Custódia da Terra Santa, amizade e oração para todos os cristãos que vivem em Lugares Santos.iBreviary contém:• Breviário, Missal e Lecionário completo em 10 idiomas e continuamente atualizado (italiano, inglês, espanhol, francês, romeno, árabe, português, turco, latim e galego)• O texto do Breviário e do Missal no "Latim Vetus Ordo" e Latim• Todas as principais orações do cristão• Rituais para os sacramentos e celebrações• Os textos litúrgicos usados ​​na Terra SantaTambém o iBreviary "Pro Terra Sancta" oferece:• A seção, "Ritos", com todos os rituais e textos para as várias celebrações católicas (Adoração da Eucaristia, os Sacramentos, Bênçãos, etc.)• O novíssimo "Terra Sancta" os textos litúrgicos usados ​​na Terra Santa• Mantenha contato através do blog e das páginas dos Lugares Santos Franciscanos• Uma rica seção dedicada aos santos• Armazene um dia em qualquer dispositivo• Gestão total dos dias salvos (seleção e cancelamento)• Armazene até 14 dias (algo muito procurado por quem quer baixar um bocado de dias para viajar ou longo período sem acesso à internet)• Baixe a semana inteira• Amplie e diminua a dimensão do texto, com o toque dos dedos na tela• Capacidade de ajustar a cor de fundo, a fonte e o tamanho para uma melhor leitura dos textos• (Apenas no iPad) Crie e gerencie seu MissalO aplicativo está disponível nos seguintes idiomas:• Inglês• italiano• Espanhol• Francês• Romena• árabe• Português• turcoe contém os textos litúrgicos nas seguintes línguas:• italiano• Inglês• Espanhol• Francês• Romena• latim• árabe• turco• galego• Vetus Ordo• Rito Ambrosiano• Rito Monastico.As línguas dos textos litúrgicos são constantemente atualizadas.Proprietário, criador e fundador: Paolo PadriniDesenvolvedor: Art & Coop Società Cooperativa Novidades Algumas outras correções de bugs Classificações e críticas 4,4 de 5 52 classificações Omissão Há tantas omissões! Os responsáveis deixam passar isto? Por exemplo o ofício de São Lucas. Troca de ofício e omissão de vésperas e completas. Etc. Calendário Litúrgico Pena que o calendário litúrgico, e respectivos textos, tivesse

One of the writers for both Knights of the Old Republic and The Old Republic. Released on November 11, 2011, The Old Republic: Revan focuses on the titular character and also the Jedi Exile, the heroine of Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords—a previously unnamed character who the novel names as Meetra Surik. Revan is divided into two parts, and serves as a bridge between the two Knights of the Old Republic games and The Old Republic, and also establishes the fates of Surik, Revan, and a number of other characters from the first games while setting up the society of the Empire and the story of several Flashpoints.[141]Part 1 begins in 3954 BBY, two years after the events of Knights of the Old Republic, and sees Revan—now married to Bastila Shan—suffering from nightmares of a storm-covered world that are fragments of the memories lost after his amnesia two years earlier. Seeking the aid of Canderous Ordo in an effort to recall his memories of the Mandalorian Wars, Revan also seeks out Meetra Surik, but finds that his former lieutenant has disappeared after she was cut off from the Force at the Battle of Malachor and exiled by the Jedi. Ordo discovers that the Mandalorians are searching for Mandalore's Mask, the symbol of their culture's leadership that Revan hid at the end of the Mandalorian Wars, on the planet Rekkiad, and the two set off for Rekkiad in the Ebon Hawk with T3-M4 while a pregnant Shan stays behind. At the same time, the Sith Lord Scourge arrives on Dromund Kaas, having been recalled to the capital by the Emperor himself to investigate the recent assassination attempts on the Dark Councilor Darth Nyriss. Scourge is entangled in a game of political intrigue and subterfuge as he searches for the truth, and despite the efforts of his rivals among Nyriss's subordinates, Scourge discovers that the Dark Councilor Darth Xedrix is responsible.[141]Scourge kills the elderly Xedrix in battle himself, but finds that it was all a test on Nyriss's part: she arranged the attempts herself to draw attention away