Orthodox Prayer Book
Commemoration book
Keep the people you love in your prayers. Save their names once and return to them each day.
Open commemoration bookO Lord, save and have mercy on
Alexander, Mary, and the child Matthew…
Made for daily prayer
- Your loved ones’ names within the prayers
- Prayer follows the church year
- Church Slavonic, Russian, and English
- Read without an internet connection
For parishes & monasteries
A Prayer Book for Your Parish
Every Orthodox community has its own prayer traditions. We want to help parishes and monasteries share their recommended prayer rules and collections in a simple, accessible digital format.
Parishioners will be able to read them on their phones, alongside the full prayer book and Psalter.
We're inviting Orthodox parishes and monasteries to participate in our first pilot projects. Free of charge.
Partner With UsAlways close at hand
At home, on a journey, in the quiet of church. Add the prayer book to your phone and read even without internet.
How to add to your Home Screen
iPhone or iPad
Open molitva.io in Safari. In the Share menu, choose “Add to Home Screen”, then tap “Add”.
Android
Open molitva.io in Chrome. In the browser menu, choose “Add to Home screen” or “Install app”, then confirm.
Before reading offline for the first time, open the prayer book with an internet connection and let the texts finish loading.
Faithful to the prayer tradition
Rooted in established Orthodox prayer books, with ongoing care for the accuracy of every text and translation.
Our primary English source is Orthodox Daily Prayers, St. Tikhon’s Seminary Press.
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