Christian Emoji-Bible Stickers
by Satyadev Mahalingashetty
"Spreading the faith with every emoji - making Jesus and Church feel closer than ever."
Catholic Score
2.8/5The short version
Faith-themed stickers for iMessage and other apps, with crosses, doves, praying hands and short blessings like Amen. A small, harmless extra for family texts, but the images are general Christian, not Catholic, and the full set costs $7.99.
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Christian Emoji is a sticker pack for your phone's keyboard. You install it, and a set of faith-themed images shows up in iMessage and other apps that take stickers — crosses, angels, praying hands, short blessings, and the like. That is really all it is.
Once it is added, you tap the sticker icon when you are typing a message and pick one to send. The pack has a good number of images to choose from, and they cover the usual ground: Jesus, the cross, doves, hearts, and words like Amen and God bless. You drop them into a text the same way you would send any other sticker.
I will be honest, this is a small thing, not an app you will spend time inside. But there is something nice about sending your daughter a quick praying for you with a little image instead of plain text. It is a way to let faith show up in the ordinary back-and-forth of the day, and that counts for something.
Good for anyone who texts family and friends and wants a few faith-themed images on hand — grandparents keeping up with grandkids, a parish group chat, that kind of thing. Kids tend to like stickers too, so it is harmless fun for them.
It is not Catholic-specific. The images are general Christian, nothing tied to the Mass or the saints or Catholic devotion. And it is just stickers, so do not expect Scripture, prayers, or anything to read or pray with. If your keyboard feels cluttered already, you may not want another pack.
Free, made by an independent developer (Satyadev Mahalingashetty), not a Catholic publisher. You can get it on the App Store: Christian Emoji-Bible Stickers. A small, harmless extra for your phone.
Privacy
The developer reports using some data to track you across other companies' apps and websites (location and identifiers). Collected without being linked to you: location, identifiers and contact info.
From the App Store privacy label, checked September 25, 2026.
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