Is the Free 10-day trial really free?

Yes, it is really free. There is no financial commitment required, and we do not take any credit card information for the free trial. Just download the app and enjoy the beautiful daily content for prayer and meditation. At the end of the 10-day trial, you will have the opportunity to purchase a low cost annual subscription.

What is included with each image?

Every Image Contains:

• beautiful Sacred Art with artwork title, artist and year of creation

• description of the Catholic Liturgical Day of the Year

• description of any Feasts, Memorials, Commemorations or Solemnities

• background color shows Liturgical vestment color and any other colors for optional celebrations

• calendar day and date

• clickable Art to view the full piece in a zoomable format

• clickable Art Insight to learn more about the work of art

• clickable Artist to learn more about the person who created the artwork

• clickable Readings & Reflection to access daily readings and a reflection video

• clickable Celebration to learn more about the daily Feast, Memorial or Solemnity

• search feature to view past Sacred Art

What Liturgical calendar is used?

We use the current Liturgical calendar issued by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). All of our information is kept up to date with the latest USCCB Liturgical calendar information for readings, celebration days, and vestment colors.  The readings follow the Catholic Lectionary for Sunday readings (Year A, B, C) and for daily readings (Year I, II).

What twelve month period will I get if I download app today?

You will have free access to 10 days of beautiful daily content.  After the free 10-day trial, you will have the opportunity to purchase a full year supply of Sacred Art from that date.  You will receive a notice to renew prior to the end of your twelve month term.

Is the daily Sacred Art changed every year ?

While some of the Sacred Art selections will remain the same from year to year, most of the curated art selections will change every Liturgical year.

Where does the Sacred Art come from?

The Sacred Art images are curated from the works of over 200 artists.  You can find a list of these Masters here.  Each of the works are in the public domain.  It should be noted that some of the original works have been cropped slightly to fit into the layout, however, the clickable link will provide the full artwork to view in closer detail.

How can I use the Sacred Art images on my electronic devices?

You simply click on the Ars Sacra icon that is set up on your device upon downloading the app. With some additional manipulation it may be possible to use the app images for wallpaper on various devices, and as rotating images on electronic frames and television screens.  We can provide assistance as necessary - just use the form in the Contact section.

Do you provide any help with setting up my devices?

Of course. The app download is straightforward, but if you have any issues with the download or set up on your devices, you can always contact us by using the form in the Contact section.