Universalis

I recently reviewed a software package called Universalis that provides users with access to daily pages from the Divine Office, daily Mass readings, an "About Today" page, and the liturgical calendar for the entire year. The main benefit of this software is that you can download it and use it offline, which means you don't have to rely on an internet connection to access this content. This is ideal for those who want to use it on-the-go, without worrying about internet connectivity.

One of the key features of the Universalis software is that it provides content for all time, not just for the current week. This means that users don't have to wait until the end of the week to access content. Additionally, you don't have to keep connecting to the internet to access the content, which is a major time saver. The layout is also clearer and easier to read and use, which is great for users who want an intuitive experience.

Another great feature of the software is its accessibility options. Users can hear the content, which is ideal for those with visual impairments. On Windows PCs, the software works with screen readers for the blind, while on Macs, the built-in screen reader is supported. There is also a mobile app that can be used on hand-held computers, which provides users with access to the Liturgy wherever they are.

The Universalis software is not without limitations. For example, the trial version only provides prayers for at least a month, which may not be enough for users who want to explore the software's capabilities fully. However, these limitations are minor compared to the many benefits of the software. Overall, I would highly recommend the Universalis software to anyone who wants to access religious content offline, without worrying about internet connectivity.