Catholic Church Bulletin Maker
Make a parish bulletin that doubles as the Sunday worship aid. The assistant reads your parish website, picks up Mass and confession times, your pastor, deacons and staff with their photos, and lays out a finished bulletin with the full Sunday readings from the USCCB Lectionary, the Order of Mass and the Creed, Mass intentions, the week at your parish and your ministries.
How it works
- 1
Tell us your church
Denomination, name, town and website. Optional: last week’s bulletin.
- 2
The assistant researches and builds
It reads your website, saves your service times, staff and photos, and lays out the issue: usually 2 to 4 minutes.
- 3
Review, refine, print
Ask for changes in plain words. Download the PDF and the Word file. Next week: “this week’s bulletin”.
Made by the assistant
What you get
- Cover with the Sunday’s liturgical title (e.g. Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time) and a verse from the Gospel
- Letter from the Pastor beside a staff sidebar with round portraits and Mass & Sacrament times
- Sunday worship aid: First Reading, Responsorial Psalm, Second Reading, Gospel in full (USCCB, English or Spanish), Order of Mass outline and Nicene Creed with the required acknowledgments
- Mass intentions by day and time, readings for the week, prayers for the sick and deceased
- Parish news, “This Week at St. …”, stewardship, ministries and a Stay Connected band
Readings and texts
Readings print in full from the USCCB Lectionary for Mass (English or Spanish) with the copyright acknowledgment parishes use; other languages are taken from your bishops’ conference site for you to check.
Questions
Does it print the Sunday readings?
Yes. For English and Spanish the assistant fetches the readings of the day from the USCCB Lectionary and prints them in full with the Order of Mass box and the Creed, plus the acknowledgment lines parishes print. You only review.
Can it do a bilingual English/Spanish parish bulletin?
Yes. Ask for a bilingual issue, or pick the Modern Bilingual style, and it writes the welcome and key notices in both languages.
Where do Mass intentions come from?
From you: type them in the notes or paste last week’s list. The assistant never invents intentions; it leaves a short bracketed template when none were given.
We already use a bulletin publisher. Can we still use this?
Yes. Many parishes use it for the worship aid, inserts, flyers and special programs, or to draft content they send to their publisher.