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Hallow App

Stay tuned for our next free parish prayer challenge.

Enjoy Hallow Through our Parish Partnership

Keep checking here for our next free parish wide prayer challenge!

Already using Hallow?

Simply open the app, tap the Community tab at the bottom of your screen, visit our parish page, and join the prayer challenge.


New to Hallow?

Visit hallow.com/parish, search for our parish (zip code works best), and follow the prompts. You’ll receive a special trial with full access to Hallow’s premium content. If you’d prefer to stay on the free version, just tap “Skip” — you’ll still have access to our parish page and the the prayer challenge.


About Hallow

Hallow is the world’s #1 prayer app, designed to help you find peace and grow closer to God. You can pray alongside Fr. Mike, Sr. Miriam, Jonathan Roumie, Bishop Barron, Mark Wahlberg, and many others. The app also includes mental health content, sleep stories, audiobooks, and sacred music.


Need help getting started?

Email: parishsupport@hallow.app

We look forward to praying with you!

Hallow Partnership Update

Since 2023, St. John Neumann has featured the Hallow app for mobile phones and desktop users, among other online resources used by our Parish for prayer, formation and connection. 


More recently, the Parish entered into a "Parish Partnership" with Hallow to provide the app more widely to parishioners and new Catholics alike. This partnership included the speaker for the most recent Parish Lenten Mission as well as select free prayer challenges.


Although this partnership with Hallow will end April of 2027, we will still be able to offer several free prayer challenges until that time and encourage you to take advantage of the opportunity to join us!  SJN parishioners are always welcome to access the app on their own, at their expense.


We invite you to explore the many online resources also used by the Parish to form, inspire and guide. This includes Formed, Word on Fire Digital, Acts XXIX and Sycamore. Other apps for prayer, information and finding the readings for Mass are available, including Universalis and Laudate, as well as the official websites of the Diocese of Columbus, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Holy See.


Most of these services require individuals to set up a free user account. Individuals may subscribe (if needed) at their own expense.


For more information, please contact Paul Stokell, Adult Formation Director, at the Parish Office.