Where Lumen is heading
What has been reached · What is on the way · What lies on the horizon
Published on 16 February 2026 and available in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and beyond.
Februar 2026One question per screen, from gratitude to resolution. Everything you write stays encrypted on your device.
2026What repeats over weeks becomes visible — and your confession preparation grows out of that, not out of a list of separate incidents.
2026A guided four-week path through the Spiritual Exercises, together with the rules for the discernment of spirits.
2026Ignatian decision-making according to SE 169–189, and the exercise that watches a single matter over weeks (SE 24–31).
2026The day's text to read or listen to, with your own markings — and the breath prayer of SE 258–260.
2026As a file on your device or encrypted to the cloud. Either way, we cannot read it.
2026The knowledge section on lumenexamen.com explains the Examen, the examination of conscience and confession — no app, no account.
August 2026The impulse of the day as a widget, the Examen on Apple Watch, the silence countdown on the lock screen — and Siri starts it when you ask.
September 2026German, English, Polish, Spanish, Italian and French — each one complete, including scripture, its own voice and each country’s helplines.
September 2026Publicly available on Google Play since 21 September 2026, in six languages and with MAGIS just like on iPhone.
September 202628 days through Advent, one short impulse for each day, in six languages. Built and on its way to the store.
The spiritual content is being reviewed by a theologian. What Lumen says ought to hold.
Directors and course leaders should be able to use Lumen with their groups — with what a data protection officer needs to say yes.
After Advent, the forty days: a short guided path that fits alongside everyday life.
For parents, for married couples, in illness and in grief — the same exercise, different questions.
The mysteries of SE 261–312, with the Call of the King and the application of the senses.