MySavior for iPhone
Christian widgets for iPhone
Bible verses and prayers on photographs you choose, a countdown to the feasts of the Christian year, and a saint for every day, on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
God, today, let trust rise in me faster than fear. Amen.
I can rest my mind because God's faithfulness is stronger than my feelings.
God's silence is never God's absence.
Today I can stay calm because God is guiding what I cannot see.
Illustration with the app’s own texts · countdown as of November 8, 2026
22 widgets
Made for the two screens you see most
You pick up your phone all day long. MySavior puts something worth seeing there: a verse or a prayer on a photograph, the days until the next feast, the saint the Church remembers today.
Home Screen
- Bible Verse widgetSmall and medium, in a design you make. It changes by itself up to 24 times a day, on the schedule you pick.
- Christian CountdownThe days until the nearest feast, or one you pin. 30 feasts in all.
- Saint of the DayA new saint at midnight, for all 366 days of the year. Tap to read their life.
Lock Screen
- EncouragementsShort lines of faith, written for the Lock Screen, that change on their own through the day.
- 17 Christian symbolsChi Rho, the Jesus fish, the Jerusalem cross, the Sacred Heart and more.
- Wallpaper makerPut a verse you love behind the clock, over a photograph, at the size of your screen.
47days until ChristmasSun 8 Blessed John Duns Scotus
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Verses for the moment
A verse for whatever today is
Short passages from the Berean Standard Bible for the days you go looking for one, each on a photograph, the way the app shows its texts.
AnxietyCast all your anxiety on Him, because He cares for you.
1 Peter 5:7 · BSB
GriefThe LORD is near to the brokenhearted; He saves the contrite in spirit.
Psalm 34:18 · BSB
GratitudeGive thanks to the LORD, for He is good
From Psalm 107:1 · BSB
StrengthBut those who wait upon the LORD will renew their strength; they will mount up with wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not faint.
Isaiah 40:31 · BSB
SleepI will lie down and sleep in peace
From Psalm 4:8 · BSB
HopeWeeping may stay the night, but joy comes in the morning.
From Psalm 30:5 · BSB
RestCome to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.
Matthew 11:28 · BSB
JoyThis is the day that the LORD has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.
Psalm 118:24 · BSB
The Christian year
Count down to the feasts that shape the year
30 feasts, from Ash Wednesday and Holy Week to Advent and Christ the King, with every date worked out for you. The countdown follows the nearest one, or keeps a single feast in view.
The Christian Countdown widget in its small size, with the app’s own feast themes · counted as of November 8, 2026
Next feasts
- Christ the King14 days
- Thanksgiving18 days
- Advent21 days
- St. Nicholas Day28 days
- Immaculate Conception30 days
- Christmas47 days
- Mary, Mother of God54 days
- Epiphany
- Candlemas
- Mardi Gras
- Ash Wednesday
- St. Patrick's Day
- St. Joseph
- Palm Sunday
- Holy Thursday
- Good Friday
- Holy Saturday
- Easter
- Divine Mercy
- Annunciation
- Ascension
- Pentecost
- Trinity Sunday
- Corpus Christi
- Sts. Peter & Paul
- Transfiguration
- Assumption
- Nativity of Mary
- Reformation Day
- All Saints
Counted as of November 8, 2026. Easter dates follow the Western calendar.
Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
November 9
Saint of the Day
A saint for every day of the year
366 days, February 29 included. The widget changes at midnight; tap it to read the saint’s life in the app.
Dates, saints and guides
Feast dates, saints and how-tos
The big feasts the countdown is working toward, a saint for every day of the year, and step-by-step help for your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
- First Sunday of AdventSunday, November 29, 2026
- ChristmasFriday, December 25, 2026
- Ash Wednesday and LentWednesday, February 10, 2027
- EasterSunday, March 28, 2027
- PentecostSunday, May 16, 2027
- Christian holidays 2027All 30 feasts in the countdown, with their dates
- Saint of the Day calendarA saint or feast for each of the 366 days
- Add a widget to the Lock ScreenStep by step, for iOS 18 and iOS 26
- Add a widget to the Home ScreenStep by step, for iOS 18 and iOS 26
- Make a Bible verse wallpaperYour own words or a text from the app, behind the clock
- Catholic widgetsSaint of the Day, the Church’s feasts and Catholic symbols
At a glance
MySavior in facts
The counts on this page are checked against the app itself. Built-in texts, themes and widgets work offline; saint biographies load once from Wikipedia, then stay on your iPhone.
Updated
| Made for | iPhone with iOS 18.6 or later |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Widget kinds | 22 in the iOS widget gallery |
| Home Screen sizes | Small (Bible Verse, Christian Countdown, Saint of the Day) and medium (Bible Verse) |
| Lock Screen sizes | Rectangular, circular and inline |
| Feasts | 30, with dates calculated automatically (Western Easter) |
| Saints | 366 days, February 29 included |
| Built-in texts | 816: 125 Bible verses, 125 prayers, 125 Christian reflections, 125 affirmations and 316 Lock Screen encouragements |
| Topics | 12, such as Quiet Trust, Deep Peace, Bright Hope |
| Themes | 110 built in (24 gradients and 86 photo and art backgrounds, including 17 classic paintings), plus any Unsplash photo |
| Fonts | 82 in 6 groups |
| Account | None needed: your designs stay on your iPhone |
Questions and answers
What is MySavior?
MySavior is an iPhone app of Christian widgets (Bible verse, feast-day countdown and Saint of the Day) for your Home Screen and Lock Screen. It is made by the MySavior team for iPhone with iOS 18.6 or later, and it is in English.
Which widgets does MySavior include?
22 widget kinds: a Bible Verse widget for the Home Screen (small and medium); the Christian Countdown (Home Screen small, plus rectangular, circular and inline Lock Screen sizes); Saint of the Day (Home Screen small, Lock Screen rectangular and inline); two Lock Screen encouragement widgets (rectangular and inline); and 17 Christian symbol widgets for the Lock Screen (circular and rectangular).
Does the Bible Verse widget change by itself?
Yes. It shows a new text from the kinds and topics you chose, on the schedule you pick in MySavior’s Widget Studio: up to 24 times a day, or 12 or 6 times, or once a day. iOS decides the exact moment each change appears. On the medium size you can also tap the arrows to move on yourself.
How do I add a MySavior widget?
Install MySavior and open it once. For the Home Screen, touch and hold an empty area until the apps jiggle, tap Edit, then Add Widget, and search for MySavior. For the Lock Screen, touch and hold the Lock Screen, tap Customize, choose Lock Screen, then tap the area below the time (or the date above it, for an inline widget) and pick a MySavior widget. Step-by-step guides: Home Screen and Lock Screen.
How does the countdown know when Easter and Advent are?
MySavior calculates every date itself: Western (Gregorian) Easter and the feasts that move with it, such as Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, Ascension and Pentecost; the First Sunday of Advent; and US Thanksgiving. The next Easter is Sunday, March 28, 2027, and the next First Sunday of Advent is Sunday, November 29, 2026.
Does the Saint of the Day change by itself?
Yes. It changes at midnight, with a saint or feast for each of the 366 days of the year, February 29 included. Tap the widget to read the saint's story in the app; biographies come from Wikipedia and stay available offline after the first load.
Put a verse where you will see it
Bible verses and prayers on photographs you choose, feast countdowns and a saint for every day, on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
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