Oficjum
A Polish-language prayer application offering the Liturgy of the Hours (Liturgia Godzin) for daily devotion. Built as a Progressive Web App and created pro publico bono for the Old Catholic Church community, it gives clergy and lay members convenient access to liturgical prayers on any device.
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