
Barb Szyszkiewicz offers a preview of the 2020 Magnificat Advent Companion app.
The Magnificat companion apps for Lent and Advent are a great value. The 2020 Magnificat Advent Companion app is now available, and it's loaded with daily prayer features and bonus content. The app costs only $2.99 and is available in your favorite app store.
Here's what you get in the 2020 Magnificat Advent Companion:
- Morning, Evening, and Night Prayer for each day, based on the Liturgy of the Hours
- Mass readings and prayers for each day
- Daily Advent meditation, by a variety of Catholic authors
- Advent chants with audio
- Blessings for your Advent wreath and Christmas tree
- O Antiphon prayers (December 17-23)
- Advent Stations (a beautiful set of 7 meditations on Old Testament events that reveal how God prepared the world for the coming of the Savior)
- Prayer before a Christmas Stable
- and more!
This year's feature art is The Nativity by Lorenzo Lotto (c. 1480-c.1566).

We have a limited number of redemption codes for the Magnificat Advent Companion App, for both iOS and Android, to give away!
To win a copy of this app, simply comment with “Team iOS” or “Team Android” so we know which prize to send you. When they’re gone, they’re gone.
Winners will receive free access codes to the Magnificat Advent Companion app via email, along with redemption instructions.
UPDATE: Thanks for your interest! We have given away all the available codes. You can purchase the app at the link above for only $2.99.
Copyright 2020 Barb Szyszkiewicz
Images (top to bottom): created in Canva.com using stock elements and visuals provided by Magnificat Advent app; app screenshot.
About the Author

Barb Szyszkiewicz
Barb Szyszkiewicz, senior editor at CatholicMom.com, is a wife, mom of 3 young adults, and a Secular Franciscan. Barb enjoys writing, cooking, and reading, and is a music minister at her parish. Find her blog at FranciscanMom and her family’s favorite recipes with nutrition information at Cook and Count. Barb is the author of The Handy Little Guide to Prayer and The Handy Little Guide to the Liturgy of the Hours, available from Our Sunday Visitor.
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