This clone of "Pokemon Go" allows you to collect Catholic saints and learn Bible lessons | Life

• "Never has the Church had a project like this … it's Catholic application with the most advanced technology that exists," said Argentinean Ricardo Grzona , executive director of the Ramon Pane Foundation.

• The application cost $ 500,000 to develop through sponsors and private donors.

• Everyone can download it. But this is only available in Spanish. Versions in Italian, Portuguese and English are on the way.

Big difference: Although "Pokemon Go" inspired the game, it does not include gyms for players to train their saints. There is also no reason to feed their collected characters,

• "Instead, the fighting elements of" Pokémon Go "are replaced by philosophical questions that players will have to answer when they meet Saints and other biblical names," according to The Verge. "Expect to focus less on becoming the best of what no one has ever been and more about digging deep in your heart for a hard but necessary introspection."

The pope approves: Pope Francis congratulated the new application when he presented it on Tuesday.

. He reportedly said the game would help the Catholic Church connect with a younger generation.

• "You know that Francis is not a very technological man, but he was impressed, he understood the idea, what we were trying to do: associate technology with evangelism."