The Diocese of Fall River Catholic Schools Office is partnering with Hallow, a Catholic prayer app, to help students, teachers and families deepen their faith and build daily prayer routines.

The partnership provides all Catholic schools in the Diocese of Fall River with full access to Hallow’s library of more than 10,000 sessions, including daily prayers, rosaries, meditations, readings from the Daily Mass and Catholic Bible, community features and audiobooks. The app also offers resources designed specifically for children, middle schoolers, young adults and their families, according to the announcement.

As of May, Hallow has been downloaded more than 25 million times. The app saw significant growth during the past two Lenten seasons, with 1.19 million new users joining in 2025 and over 1.4 million in 2024, according to the announcement. Hallow also reports that users have prayed more than 1 billion prayers using the app.

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