Seven stained-glass windows
Seven units, from God's big story to your big day. Every lesson lights a panel, and each unit challenge lights the arch.
First Communion prep
The way of light to First Communion.
Lumivia walks kids along a mosaic road toward First Communion. Each lesson lights a panel in a stained-glass window, and seven windows light the way. Lessons are short and genuinely challenging, and the sacred parts are never turned into a score.
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Who it's for
Catholic children ages 8 to 12 preparing for First Reconciliation and First Communion, their parents, and their catechists.
Features
Seven units, from God's big story to your big day. Every lesson lights a panel, and each unit challenge lights the arch.
Learn cards, multiple choice, matching, put-it-in-order, "what would you do?" scenarios, prayer memorization and quiet reflection.
Kids walk through the steps of confession and tap "I'm ready" instead of typing anything. Reflections are never typed, saved or sent.
Learn the Our Father, Hail Mary, Act of Contrition, Apostles' Creed and more, and collect saint cards along the way.
Every lesson, prayer and saint card is written in both languages, with read-aloud using the device's own voices.
Catechists create a class, share a join code, and see which lessons each child has finished, with a demo class to explore first.
The journey
How it works
Kids pick a nickname and emblem. No account, email or password needed.
Short lessons, prayers and challenges move them along the road.
With a parent's consent, a join code connects the child to their catechist's class.
A closer look
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No. Kids learn fully on the device without an account. A parent only connects them to a class if their catechist uses Lumivia.
Never. There is no place to type sins or reflections, and the examination of conscience is never saved or sent anywhere.
Yes. Each child has their own journey, progress and class on the same device.
Kids use Lumivia without an account, and their progress stays on the device. If a parent connects a child to a class, the catechist sees the child's nickname and lesson progress. No ads, no chat, no purchases, and nothing about confession is ever typed or stored.
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