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Navigation Features: Right (and Left) Swipes for Custom Gestures are extended to scroll to the next (or previous) chapter if already at the bottom (or top) of the webview. A Single Tap in the Webview toggles the view size to show or cover the tab bar. Single Tap feature is only for iPad and iPhone 3GS and above; it can be disabled in Settings > General.
Veritas Tab: Abandonment to Divine Providence and The Cloud of Unknowing have been added to the Veritas > Spiritual. The listing of Popes can now be accessed in Veritas > Papal. The duplicate text for St. Jean Marie Vianney and the Council of Trent has been cleaned up; the Raccolta now correctly displays sections 122-130.
Calendar Tab: Solemnities that fall on Sunday in the Novus Ordo now display the correct readings; some minor fixes.
Prayer Tab: Added: Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary after Mass; the Transfige (St. Bonaventure); and the latin versions of the Anima Christ and the Litany of the Precious Blood.
Text: Font choices increased to 10. Color choices decreased to 12; however more color choices (about 70) are accessible by enabling "More Colors" in Settings > General. Font size now includes 13. Margins added to text on the iPad.
Searching: The very first and the very last search result can now properly access the whole chapter.
Optional Audio: Added Mark Ch. 12-14; Luke Ch. 1-7 (See www.ipieta.com for directions)
Other: Labels in table cells containing audio buttons are correctly formatted to better show table indexes.

Bookmarks are now saved correctly for multitasking in iPhone 4.0
iPieta is code for audio for the Gospels:

The free audio availabe (see the audio page) for all of Matthew and chapters 1-11 of Mark.
Bible Tab:
- Play from the table by cliicking on the audio icon to the left of the chapter name.
- Play from web view by opening up the usual menu (Maltese Cross Menu).
Calendar Tab (Gospel for the reading of the day):
- From the table: Click on the colored square containing the date. (Double-click to play immediately with default langauge)
- From the web view through the Maltese Cross Menu
Rosary Meditations found in the Prayer tab:
- From both the table and webviews in the usual manner as described in the audio page.

Optimized data storage and added the public-domain version (Eerdman's) of the Fathers of the Church.
- See Veritas > (Ante-Nicene / Nicene / St. Augustine / St. John Chrysostom)
Search Bar in the prayer tab to filter the indexed prayer table.
Supports multitasking on iPhone 4.0 for iPhone GS and later.
Removed Divine Mercy Devotions (copyright issue): Chaplet; Novena; Litany; Prayers for Priests, Sinners, and for Divine Mercy

Universal App: iPad version has additional Tabs for Search and for Bookmarks and uses the Custom Bookmark popover (tap the Maltese Cross button) and Font Size popover (tap the Font Size button) instead of custom taps.
Custom Menu accessible by the Maltese Cross button. Custom Gestures are now optional (Settings > General).
Calendar: Novus Ordo and Traditional Calendars can be toggled by the right button in Calendar table; traditional calendar titles now display correctly for Eastertide.
Bible: Many typos corrected for the Douay-Rheims Bible. The previous Vulgate (Stuttgart version) was replaced with the Clementine Vulgate.
Veritas: Haydock Commentary repaired; Catena Aurea added for the gospels of St. John and St. Luke.

Simplified and enhanced navigation
- The web views have simplified gestures as described below which facilitate standard web view scrolling and copying for the entire view
Taps:
- Double-tab the web view to open up the menu for creating bookmarks, playing or controlling audio (if the audio exists), emailing the text, or opening corresponding text from the Bible, Haydock's commentary, or the Catena Aurea.
- Multiple-tab (> 3 taps) the upper (or lower) half of the web view to increase (or decrease) the font size by increments of the number of taps minus 2.
Right/Left Swipe-tap:
- If the "right button" (i.e., for the Mass readings and some prayers), these swipes change the reading. Otherwise, the swipes scroll the text down (or up) by one page with animation so not lose your place. (A slight pause can substitute as a tap at the end of the swipe.)
- Reversed Swipe-tap: Reverse the horizontal swipe and iPieta scrolls the Text to the location corresponding to the position in the web view. (See the Read Me file.)
Start Up: Faster app start up. Start Up options [Settings > General > Start Up Mode]: 1) Bible tab, 2) Calendar tab, 3) Prayer tab, 4) Veritas tab; 5) Bookmarks, or 6) Last View

Bookmarks can be set for any text file or table entries with audio from the first 4 tabs (Bible, Calendar, Prayers, and Veritas). Hundreds of bookmarks can be easily accessed since they are automatically organized into an indexed table which corresponds in order to the primary sections of the 4 tabs.
Bookmark features: Audio can be played directly from the bookmarks; bookmarks remember position within the text; bookmarks are color-coded to indicate if they correspond to a table entry or to a text file from a particular tab; bookmarks can be easily deleted or rearranged (within its own section).
Bookmarks are added by double-tapping in the lefthand zone (as described in Read Me in the Help section). A menu pops up so you can add a bookmark or replace a bookmark if iPieta discerns a candidate bookmark that you may want to replace.
Bible Tab: The Bible is now ordered conventionally rather than starting with the Gospels.
Calendar Tab: Default options to "shift" Epiphany, Ascension, and/or Corpus Christi to Sunday. This option can be applied uniquely to each national calendar. Calendar mistakes were also corrected. The calendar readings can immediately access the entire corresponding chapter using the menu accessed by double-tapping as described above.
Prayer Tab: Additions include prayers to St. Padre Pio and prayer for priests.
Veritas Tab: Additional works include the writings of St. Therese of the Child Jesus, "On the Love of God" (St. Francis de Sales), The Mystical City of God (Ven. Maria Agreda, abridged version), The Raccolta (1857), The Confession of St. Patrick, The Rule of St. Benedict, The Consolation of Philosophy (Boethius), The Spiritual Exercises (St. Ignatius of Loyola), The Sinners Guide (Ven. Louis of Granada), the Haydock Biblical Commentary, and two books of the Catena Aurea by St. Thomas Aquinas (those on the gospels of St. Matthew and St. Mark).
The Haydock Biblical Commentary, the Catena Aurea, the Bible, and the Calendar Readings can access each other directly from the menu opened by double-tapping in the left hand 75 pixels as described in Read Me. So while reading a particular passage in Scripture, you can immediately open the corresponding passages in the commentaries and vice-versa. This navigation feature also applies to the search results for the Bible or the commentaries.
Audio has been expanded in both content and capacity: Ineffabilis Deus (Immaculate Conception) and Ad Caeli Reginam (Queenship of B.V. Mary) are in audio as well as many latin prayers. Default audio can be set to either English or Latin; double-tapping the audio icon tries to play audio with the default language; opening the audio menu gives the option to play the audio in either the Latin or the English if available. iPieta will automatically substitute the alternative language in audio sequences when selections with the requested audio is unavailable.
Corrected some typos.

Summa Theologica in Latin (except for Supplement). Latin and English can be viewed side-by-side in the dual-display mode.
Documents for the Ecumenical Councils
Papal Encyclicals (and also the Apostolic Constitutions on the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption)
Scriptural Passages for the mysteries of the Holy Rosary
More prayers: Sacred Heart, Immaculate Heart, and our Lady of Perpetual Help
Succinct guide for making a good confession in Examination of Conscience section
Right-Swipe options: User can configure the right-swipe to scroll text by one page.
Last Text Position: Option to scroll to last position upon re-opening a file.
Repeat recording / playlist: Audio option to repeat the current recording or entire playlist. Useful especially for memorizing prayers.
Some minor corrections including typos.

	Content New in Version 3.2 Bible \| Calendar\| Prayers \| Veritas\| Settings Older Versions: 3.1, 3.0, 2.4, 2.3, 2.2, 2.1, 2.0, 1.1.3, 1.1.2, 1.1.1, 1.01 Known Issues
	New in Version 3.2: Navigation Features: Right (and Left) Swipes for Custom Gestures are extended to scroll to the next (or previous) chapter if already at the bottom (or top) of the webview. A Single Tap in the Webview toggles the view size to show or cover the tab bar. Single Tap feature is only for iPad and iPhone 3GS and above; it can be disabled in Settings > General. Veritas Tab: Abandonment to Divine Providence and The Cloud of Unknowing have been added to the Veritas > Spiritual. The listing of Popes can now be accessed in Veritas > Papal. The duplicate text for St. Jean Marie Vianney and the Council of Trent has been cleaned up; the Raccolta now correctly displays sections 122-130. Calendar Tab: Solemnities that fall on Sunday in the Novus Ordo now display the correct readings; some minor fixes. Prayer Tab: Added: Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary after Mass; the Transfige (St. Bonaventure); and the latin versions of the Anima Christ and the Litany of the Precious Blood. Text: Font choices increased to 10. Color choices decreased to 12; however more color choices (about 70) are accessible by enabling "More Colors" in Settings > General. Font size now includes 13. Margins added to text on the iPad. Searching: The very first and the very last search result can now properly access the whole chapter. Optional Audio: Added Mark Ch. 12-14; Luke Ch. 1-7 (See www.ipieta.com for directions) Other: Labels in table cells containing audio buttons are correctly formatted to better show table indexes.
	Bible: Catholic Bibles in the public domain with excellent English-Latin correspondence: Douay-Rheims, Latin Vulgate. Scripture can read as English, Latin, or in English-Latin. The latter mode can displayed either as side-by-side or verse-by-verse. Chapters are easily accessed with the indexed tables. The entire chapter is displayed. The Douay-Rheims is the only public-domain English Catholic Bible we are aware of. It is an excellent and truly Catholic translation, although some people may not prefer the "old English' style. We are hopeful that the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops (for the NAB version) and the National Council of Churches (for the RSV-CE version) will delight in the extensive corpus of doctrine which we make available for a minimum fee ($3) and will grant us permission to incorporate these translations.
	Calendar: Either the Ordinary (or Novus Ordo) Calendar or the Extraordinary (or Traditional or Tridentine) Calendar can be displayed. Toggle between calendars by shaking the device. The default calendar type can be set to Novus Ordo or to Tridentine or to "Last Type". The latter setting remembers which calendar was used last and applies that setting. The Novus Ordo Calendar can be displayed in table format for Australia, Canada, England, Ireland, Malta, New Zealand, Scotland, the United States, or Wales. (The default can be set in the "Settings" Tab.) Calendar Colors and Fonts: BOLD UPPER-CASE: Solemnity (Class I) Bold: Feast (Class II) Regular: Memorial (Class III) Italics: Optional Memorial (Class IV) Red Color: Martyr, Mass of Holy Spirit, etc. Blue Color: Liturgical “white” (e.g., non-martyr) Green / Gold / Violet date / weekday backgrounds colors to distinguish the liturgical season The Traditional Calendar has three shades of violet to distinguish Septuagessima, Lent, and Passiontide Tapping the row for a given day will display that day's Gospel or first reading. Touching the "Other" button (or doing the appropriate swipe) will display the other reading(s) for the day. Calendar defaults (Settings Tab) include: Default Text (Gospel or 1st Reading), Number of Months to Show (2-12), Calendar Type (Novus Ordo, Tridentine, or Last Type), and National Calendar (for Novus Ordo only). The Calendar is complex; if there are any errors, especially regarding any omissions in the National Calendars, please inform us by direct email.
	Prayers: Prayers displayed using Indexed Tables. Rapidly navigate to hundreds of prayers. Sections are: Sacred Heart Passion of our Lord Holy Mass Eucharistic Holy Spirit Immaculate Heart of Mary Total Consecration to Jesus in Mary Our Lady of Sorrows Basic Marian Prayers Marian Devotions St. Joseph Basic Prayers Blessings Angel Prayers Saint Prayers Prayers to St. Jude Prayers to St. Anthony of Padua Examination of Conscience FREE and OPTIONAL AUDIO is available for many prayers. Substantial prayers include: An older (public domain) version of the Little Office of our Lady 33-day preparation for Total Consecration to Jesus in Mary Ordo for the Traditional Mass Novena to the Holy Spirit St. Alphonsus Stations of the Cross The St Bridget 1-Year and 12-Year Prayers.
	Veritas / Search: Search The entire Veritas section as well as the Douay-Rheims Bible is indexed for searching. Search is the first row in the Veritas table. Saint “Cliff Notes” (incomplete) An on-going feature; succint overviews of the lives of the Saints; written by the iPieta Team Baltimore Catechisms #1, #2, and #3 Catechism of Christian Doctrine (Promulgated by Pope St. Pius X) Introduction to the Devout Life, by St. Francis De Sales The Imitation of Christ, by Thomas Kempis True Devotion to Mary, by St. Louis Marie de Montfort Love of Eternal Wisdom, by St. Louis Marie de Montfort Friends of the Cross, by St. Louis Marie de Montfort The Secret of Mary, by St. Louis Marie de Montfort The Dialogue, by St. Catherine of Siena The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus, by St. Teresa of Jesus The Way of Perfection, by St. Teresa of Jesus Interior Castle, by St. Teresa of Jesus Treatise on Purgatory, by St. Catherine of Genoa Instructions on the Catechism, by St. Jean-Marie Vianney Selected Explanations and Exhortations, by St. Jean-Marie Vianney Excerpts of Sermons, by St. Jean-Marie Vianney Ascent of Mount Carmel, by St. John of the Cross Dark Night of the Soul, by St. John of the Cross Spiritual Canticle, by St. John of the Cross Living Flame of Love, by St. John of the Cross The Catechetical Instructions of St. Thomas Aquinas The Roman Catechism (also knows as The Catechism of The Council of Trent or The Catechism of Pope St. Pius V) The Summa Theologica, by St. Thomas Aquinas Indexed tables give fast access to the whole Summa Even the Summa can be searched - either in its entirety or in one of five parts. Haydock's Bibilical Commentary Catena Aurea (St. Thomas Aquinas' collection of Church Fathers on the Gospels) The Dolorous Passion (Ven. Catherine Emmerich) Fathers of the Church (Eerdman's version) Spiritual Exercises (St. Ignatius of Loyola) The Sinner's Guide (Ven. Louis of Granada) The Rule of St. Benedict Consolation of Philosophy (Boethius) Confession of St. Patrick Abandonment to Divine Providence The Cloud of Unknowing The works, even the Summa, can be quickly navigated using the Indexed Table.
	Bookmarks / Settings / Help: Bookmarks Organized in Indexed tables in accord with section titles from the other tabs. Edit features include deletion, rearrangement with section, color coding according to tab. Can play audio directily from the bookmarks. General Settings Custom Gestures (On/Off switch) Orientation Lock (On/Off switch) Startup Mode: (Choice of any of the tabs or the last used tab) Default Dual-Display Mode: (Line-by-line or side-by-side) Bible Names (Common/Traditional) Text Settings:Defaults which can be set with Picker Wheels Text Color Background Color Text Size Text Font Audio Settings Audio Status (On/Off switch) NOTE: You need to download the free audio files and load them in your device to have audio. After loading the audio, enable the audio by turningn this switch off and then On. Do not change the track names or the author; otherwise iPieta cannot find the necessary audio files. If iPieta recognizes the audio but doesn't play it, trying quitting iPieta and relaunching. The audio state should then be ok. Calendar Settings Default Text to display first: either Gospel or 1st Reading. Number of Months to Show: from 2 to 12. Calendar Type Default Calendar Type to first display: either Novus Ordo, Tridentine, or Last Type. Calendar Type can be changed on the fly by shaking the device when the Calendar is being displayed. National Calendar for Novus Ordo: Australia, Canada, Chile, England, Ireland, Malta, Mexico, New Zealand, Scotland, the United States, or Wales Shifted Solemnities in the National Calendars: Epihphany, Ascension, and Corpus Christ can each bet set to shift to Sunday for a particular national calendar. Search Settings Maximum Number of Search Results:50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, 2000, or 5000. Number of Bible Verses to display before and after the verse with the Search Result Help: READ ME IMPORTANT: The “READ ME” file contains a concise of navigation in iPieta. Describes the optional Custom Gestures. Help: Content Help: Features Help: Search Help: Support
	Version 3.1: Bookmarks are now saved correctly for multitasking in iPhone 4.0 iPieta is code for audio for the Gospels: The free audio availabe (see the audio page) for all of Matthew and chapters 1-11 of Mark. Bible Tab: Play from the table by cliicking on the audio icon to the left of the chapter name. Play from web view by opening up the usual menu (Maltese Cross Menu). Calendar Tab (Gospel for the reading of the day): From the table: Click on the colored square containing the date. (Double-click to play immediately with default langauge) From the web view through the Maltese Cross Menu Rosary Meditations found in the Prayer tab: From both the table and webviews in the usual manner as described in the audio page.
	Version 3.0: Optimized data storage and added the public-domain version (Eerdman's) of the Fathers of the Church. See Veritas > (Ante-Nicene / Nicene / St. Augustine / St. John Chrysostom) Search Bar in the prayer tab to filter the indexed prayer table. Supports multitasking on iPhone 4.0 for iPhone GS and later. Removed Divine Mercy Devotions (copyright issue): Chaplet; Novena; Litany; Prayers for Priests, Sinners, and for Divine Mercy
	Version 2.4: Universal App: iPad version has additional Tabs for Search and for Bookmarks and uses the Custom Bookmark popover (tap the Maltese Cross button) and Font Size popover (tap the Font Size button) instead of custom taps. Custom Menu accessible by the Maltese Cross button. Custom Gestures are now optional (Settings > General). Calendar: Novus Ordo and Traditional Calendars can be toggled by the right button in Calendar table; traditional calendar titles now display correctly for Eastertide. Bible: Many typos corrected for the Douay-Rheims Bible. The previous Vulgate (Stuttgart version) was replaced with the Clementine Vulgate. Veritas: Haydock Commentary repaired; Catena Aurea added for the gospels of St. John and St. Luke.
	Version 2.3: Simplified and enhanced navigation The web views have simplified gestures as described below which facilitate standard web view scrolling and copying for the entire view Taps: Double-tab the web view to open up the menu for creating bookmarks, playing or controlling audio (if the audio exists), emailing the text, or opening corresponding text from the Bible, Haydock's commentary, or the Catena Aurea. Multiple-tab (> 3 taps) the upper (or lower) half of the web view to increase (or decrease) the font size by increments of the number of taps minus 2. Right/Left Swipe-tap: If the "right button" (i.e., for the Mass readings and some prayers), these swipes change the reading. Otherwise, the swipes scroll the text down (or up) by one page with animation so not lose your place. (A slight pause can substitute as a tap at the end of the swipe.) Reversed Swipe-tap: Reverse the horizontal swipe and iPieta scrolls the Text to the location corresponding to the position in the web view. (See the Read Me file.) Start Up: Faster app start up. Start Up options [Settings > General > Start Up Mode]: 1) Bible tab, 2) Calendar tab, 3) Prayer tab, 4) Veritas tab; 5) Bookmarks, or 6) Last View
	Version 2.2: Bookmarks can be set for any text file or table entries with audio from the first 4 tabs (Bible, Calendar, Prayers, and Veritas). Hundreds of bookmarks can be easily accessed since they are automatically organized into an indexed table which corresponds in order to the primary sections of the 4 tabs. Bookmark features: Audio can be played directly from the bookmarks; bookmarks remember position within the text; bookmarks are color-coded to indicate if they correspond to a table entry or to a text file from a particular tab; bookmarks can be easily deleted or rearranged (within its own section). Bookmarks are added by double-tapping in the lefthand zone (as described in Read Me in the Help section). A menu pops up so you can add a bookmark or replace a bookmark if iPieta discerns a candidate bookmark that you may want to replace. Bible Tab: The Bible is now ordered conventionally rather than starting with the Gospels. Calendar Tab: Default options to "shift" Epiphany, Ascension, and/or Corpus Christi to Sunday. This option can be applied uniquely to each national calendar. Calendar mistakes were also corrected. The calendar readings can immediately access the entire corresponding chapter using the menu accessed by double-tapping as described above. Prayer Tab: Additions include prayers to St. Padre Pio and prayer for priests. Veritas Tab: Additional works include the writings of St. Therese of the Child Jesus, "On the Love of God" (St. Francis de Sales), The Mystical City of God (Ven. Maria Agreda, abridged version), The Raccolta (1857), The Confession of St. Patrick, The Rule of St. Benedict, The Consolation of Philosophy (Boethius), The Spiritual Exercises (St. Ignatius of Loyola), The Sinners Guide (Ven. Louis of Granada), the Haydock Biblical Commentary, and two books of the Catena Aurea by St. Thomas Aquinas (those on the gospels of St. Matthew and St. Mark). The Haydock Biblical Commentary, the Catena Aurea, the Bible, and the Calendar Readings can access each other directly from the menu opened by double-tapping in the left hand 75 pixels as described in Read Me. So while reading a particular passage in Scripture, you can immediately open the corresponding passages in the commentaries and vice-versa. This navigation feature also applies to the search results for the Bible or the commentaries. Audio has been expanded in both content and capacity: Ineffabilis Deus (Immaculate Conception) and Ad Caeli Reginam (Queenship of B.V. Mary) are in audio as well as many latin prayers. Default audio can be set to either English or Latin; double-tapping the audio icon tries to play audio with the default language; opening the audio menu gives the option to play the audio in either the Latin or the English if available. iPieta will automatically substitute the alternative language in audio sequences when selections with the requested audio is unavailable. Corrected some typos.
	Version 2.1: Summa Theologica in Latin (except for Supplement). Latin and English can be viewed side-by-side in the dual-display mode. Documents for the Ecumenical Councils Papal Encyclicals (and also the Apostolic Constitutions on the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption) Scriptural Passages for the mysteries of the Holy Rosary More prayers: Sacred Heart, Immaculate Heart, and our Lady of Perpetual Help Succinct guide for making a good confession in Examination of Conscience section Right-Swipe options: User can configure the right-swipe to scroll text by one page. Last Text Position: Option to scroll to last position upon re-opening a file. Repeat recording / playlist: Audio option to repeat the current recording or entire playlist. Useful especially for memorizing prayers. Some minor corrections including typos.
	Version 2.0: Starting with v2.0, iPieta requires iPhone 3.0 FREE AUDIO for many prayers and devotions Audio recordings can be played from either the Tables or the Web-views Audio is optional. (iPieta works without it.) EMAIL current text double-tap in left 75 pixels of the web-view to open email menu SUMMA THEOLOGICA by St. Thomas Aquinas (Veritas tab): Accessible by Indexed Tables Fully searchable TRADITIONAL CALENDAR with readings toggle between the Traditional and Novus Ordo Calendars by shaking the device Set default Calendar to either Ordinary (Novus Ordo), Extraordinary (Tridentine/Traditional), or Last Used. A version of the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary(Prayer Tab) Please contact us if you have text for other versions. Ordo (the main prayers) for the Traditional Mass (Prayer Tab): English, Latin, or English-Latin Examination of Conscience (Prayer Tab) (1) Based on 10 Commandments (2) Based on Beatitudes Brief summary of the morality of the human act and culpability More prayers have been added, including those to St. Jude and to St. Anthony of Padua (Prayer Tab) Enhanced "Memory" for tables: iPieta "remembers" the last selection for each table and automatically scrolls to the selection the next time the table is opened. Some tables, such as for most novenas, can be customized in Settings to select to the top, next, or same row, or no row at all. iPieta starts up with the last-viewed table or text: For the Bible, Prayer, Veritas, and Settings tabs Does not apply to the Calendar and Search Results since such behavior is not desirable in these cases. Tabs optimized: Tabs coalesced into only 5 tabs for faster and simpler navigation Prayer tab: Devotions and prayers from the JESUS, MARY, and Prayers tabs are now coalesced into the Prayer Tab Fast access to hundreds of prayers using indexed tables Vertias tab: The Search feature is not accessed in the first row of the Veritas tab. Settings Tab: The Settings and Help tabs have been coalesced to the Settings tab Settings have been optimized Help has been succinctly redone and organized into fewer files. The "copy” feature works in iPieta 2.0 This feature is compatible with iPieta's special navigation To select text in the left 75 pixels (from which special drags or touch behavior is initiated), simply start the copy to the right of the 75 pixels. As you slide your finger to the left, the selection changes so that words in the leftmost 75 pixels can be selected. iPieta's special navigation features are suspended when the Copy menu is displayed; the special navigation features are resumed once the memory has disappeared. The Instant Scroll feature is now option that can be switched on in Settings: Instant Scroll is useful for large files: dragging the single touch up and down the left 75 pixels will scroll the text proportionately to the current position of the touch as described in Help. Option to set the Bible book names to the Traditional Douay-Rheims names in addition to the present common names (Settings Tab) The calendar problem regarding the "side-by-side" mode has been fixed.
	Version 1.1.3: Corrected many typographical errors and improved formatting for some Saint Notes. Resolved an intermittent issue where iPieta would not locate a file. The feasts for Holy Trinity, Corpus Christi, and Sacred Heart now show in the Calendar.
	Version 1.1.2: Added the Roman Catechism and the Catechism of St. Thomas Aquinas to the "Veritas" tab under the section heading "Doctrine". These public domain works can be searched in the "Search" tab. Calendar bug addressed for time zones west of EST. Additional national calendars added for Australia, Canada, Ireland, Malta, New Zealand, Scotland, and Wales. Made some corrections for the United States and for England. Note the minor calendar bug described below.
	Version 1.1.1: The added works, organized by author, are: St. Francis de Sales: Introduction to the Devout Life Thomas Kempis: The Imitation of Christ St. Louis de Montfort: True Devotion to Mary, Love of Eternal Wisdom, Friends of the Cross, Secret of Mary St. Catherine of Siena: The Dialogue St. Teresa of Jesus: The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus, The Way of Perfection, Interior Castle St. Catherine of Genoa: Treatise on Purgatory St. Jean-Marie Vianney: Selected Catechesis, Exhortations, and Sermons St. John of the Cross: Ascent of Mount Carmel, Dark Night of the Soul, Spiritual Canticle, Living Flame of Divine Love
	Version 1.01: Background Colors: To set colors: "Settings" tab > [ Normal Text OR Primary OR Latin ] > Select Background Color in the far right Color Picker Wheel. More Colors: Can now select about 70 Text and Background colors with the Color Picker Wheels noted above. Vesting prayers for Holy Mass were added to the "JESUS" tab under the "Mass" section. Improved memory management.
	Known Issues: Typos: We know that there are still some typos. We are grateful for your patience and for sending us an email with the typos. Don't forget to note which prayer or topic contains the mistake. Thank you.
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