In the ever-expanding world of digital devotion, the Hallow app has carved out a significant niche. Yet, beneath its serene ...

The Catholic prayer app Hallow explained why the company decided to place an ad toward the end of Wednesday night's televised Republican debate, which was held in Simi Valley, California.

The prayer app Hallow is now available in more than 350 prisons throughout the United States. The app is available on iPads that are used in some prisons.

In the advertising, the Hallow app seems bland enough. The founder, a rich management consultant unfortunately named Alex Jones, claims the goal is to "share the beauty, peace, and power of the ...

Hallow, which launched in 2018, has been the most downloaded and used Catholic app in the world for years, but Jones says the team is "blown away" that it reached No. 1 across all apps.

Hallow app CEO on what he wants in the next pope NPR's Scott Detrow speaks with the CEO of Hallow, a Catholic prayer app, about the next pope. Special Series Conclave 2025.

Hallow — a Catholic audio prayer app that seeks to compete with secular meditation apps like Calm and Headspace — reached a milestone this weekend when it logged the one billionth prayer ...

Hallow even peaked at No. 1 in Apple's App Store on Ash Wednesday, ahead of some of the world's most recognizable brands. "You've got Netflix, Amazon and Temu and all these massive organizations.

Hallow, the #1 Catholic app in the world, has partnered with actor Mark Wahlberg to provide exclusive content in conjunction with the release of his film, "Father Stu." Fox Business.

The Christian prayer app Hallow is presently available in more than 350 prisons in nearly every state, as part of a partnership with an online Catholic university. "It means so much to us to be ...