Palabra y Vida 2026

Mobile version of the well-known project Word and Life (the daily Gospel commentary). The most popular and widely known daily Gospel reading for Spanish-speaking Catholics. The 2026 version includes insightful daily commentaries on the Word of God as heard in the Catholic liturgy and daily Eucharist. Word and Life 2026 is notable for its references to the liturgical calendar and its collection of basic Christian prayers.

The Gospel readings for today, yesterday, tomorrow, and the entire year of 2026, along with the daily homily, commentaries, and reflections written by multiple authors, will make this mobile application your go-to online resource for staying informed about daily Bible readings and the Word of God.

Biblical texts taken from the interconfessional Bible "God Speaks Today" (United Bible Societies) with due permission.

Contents Word and Life 2026: Gospel 2026. Gospel of the day. Gospel by date. Gospel commentary. Bible. New Testament. Word of God. Holy Gospel. Sacred Scripture. Catechesis. Pastoral Resources. Benedict XVI. Verbum Domini. Liturgical Calendar. Prayers: The Sign of the Cross, Glory Be, Our Father, Hail Mary, Invocation to the Holy Spirit, Profession of Faith, Benedictus, Magnificat, Canticle of Simeon, Salve Regina, Under Your Protection, Angelus, Regina Coeli, Holy Rosary, Stations of the Cross, Blessing of the Table, To Mary (Lumen Fidei), To Mary (Evangelii Gaudium), To Our Lady of Fatima, To Our Lady of Lourdes, To Our Lady of the Rosary, Holy Rosary, Joyful Mysteries, Sorrowful Mysteries, Luminous Mysteries, Glorious Mysteries, Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Prayers for Advent and Christmas, Come, Lord, Do Not Delay, Let Us Prepare the Way, Jesus Christ, Word of the Father, This Is the Time When You Come, Joy of Snow, Pray for Us, Mother of the Church, I Will Tell You My Love, Liturgy of the Hours, Brothers and Sisters, God Is Born, Prayers for Lent and Easter, Come, Holy Spirit Divine, In a foreign land, pilgrims, Weeping for our sins, Deliver my eyes from death, This is the day of the Lord, What do I have that you seek my friendship?, Let the sleeping soul remember, We give you thanks, Lord, Let nothing disturb you, Our Passover sacrificed, alleluia, Abide with us, What do you see in the night, tell us, sentinel?, For night is falling, Let Christians offer offerings of praise, Christ, joy of the world, It is Sunday, a new light, We are the people of Easter, Prayers for vocations, Prayer of service to others (Saint Francis of Assisi), Where there is charity and wisdom, Take, Lord, and receive (Saint Ignatius of Loyola), Prayer to place oneself in the hands of God the Father (Blessed Charles de Foucauld), Offering (Blessed Peter Tarrés), Praise and supplication (Saint John Paul II), Help me to find my place in the work of creation (Michel Quoist), Come to Seek, O Lord, among us, Raise up worthy ministers of the altar (Prayer from the Roman Missal), For the ministers of the Church, Jesus, draw to yourself the souls of young people (Paul VI), For religious vocations, Give us ministers and apostles (Saint John Paul II), For our parishes (Saint John Paul II), For missionary vocations, Father, raise up vocations to the priesthood (Benedict XVI), Prayer for vocations, Generous hearts, Prayers for the dead, Psalms: 129, 22, For a young deceased, For a deceased who worked in the service of the Gospel, For a deceased who died after a long illness, For a deceased who died suddenly, For parents, For spouses, For relatives, For the deceased and relatives, Prayer of the faithful, Our Father or concluding prayer, While the coffin is placed in the tomb, Prayers for Pope Francis, For the successor of Peter, On his apostolic journeys, On his Ephemerides (birthdays, saint's day, anniversaries), To Saint Joseph, In case of illness, For the days of the week. Lectio Divina Guide. Daily readings.