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Roman Catholic parish bulletins

Catholic church bulletin software built around parish life

Create weekly Catholic parish bulletins with recurring Mass schedules, liturgical details and simple team collaboration.

Made for church secretaries, parish administrators, pastors and volunteers—not professional designers.

A useful first structure

Begin with the sections this tradition often needs

Local practice always wins. Reorder these suggestions, remove what does not belong and add any missing section with a heading, body, optional image and link.

  • Sunday and liturgical season
  • Mass, Confession and Adoration schedules
  • Mass intentions
  • Reading references and original summaries
  • Liturgical ministers
  • From the Pastor’s Desk
  • Sacraments and faith formation
  • Parish ministries and events
  • Prayer list
  • Stewardship and contacts

Designed for the work already happening

Use the same workspace across the church year

  • Weekly parish news
  • Language-specific custom sections
  • Holy day schedule changes
  • School and faith-formation updates
  • Diocesan notices

A predictable path every week

From last week’s issue to this week’s reviewed bulletin

  1. Set up the bulletin once

    Choose the bulletin type, tradition, page format and church details. Use the closest starting structure, then add or rename anything your church needs.

  2. Duplicate last week

    Carry forward the design, church details and existing sections for review. Update what changed instead of rebuilding pages from a blank file.

  3. Collect each person’s part

    Send the pastor, music director and ministry leaders a private link. Each person sees only their own section, and nobody needs to create an account.

  4. Review, print and publish

    Read what came in, run the four checks before printing, then produce a print-ready PDF and—if you want one—a phone version of the same bulletin.

Role-scoped collaboration

Invite the contribution without sharing the whole draft

The pastor, music director or ministry leader opens a private link for the assigned section. The link can be reopened until the organizer closes or revokes it, and submitted content stays under office review.

See how contribution links work

Review-first AI and voice

Speak roughly, edit clearly and verify deliberately

Draft, improve, shorten or proofread appropriate copy while names, dates, times and places remain visible for verification. Editors choose which sections AI may assist.

Explore the writing tools

Local editorial control

Shape the starting structure around your church

Begin with Scripture references and original summaries, then paste the parish’s preferred text wherever a fuller worship aid is needed.

One reviewed source

Keep the print bulletin and live mobile issue together

Prepare common Letter or A4 layouts for the office printer, then share a responsive live issue with a stable link, QR code and tappable actions.

Print

Pages, booklets, grayscale and large print

Check content, key details, image descriptions and page fit before export, then complete a final visual proof.

Mobile

A live bulletin that opens in the browser

No app is required, and readers do not have to pinch and zoom a paper-shaped PDF.

Questions about roman catholic

Clear boundaries and practical answers

Does it reproduce the US Catholic Lectionary automatically?

It can suggest the Sunday or feast, season, liturgical color and reading references from the built-in US Roman Catholic calendar for parish review. It does not reproduce copyrighted lectionary text; the parish can paste its approved text when needed.

Can the pastor contribute without editing the full bulletin?

Yes. The organizer can send a private link limited to the pastor’s message or another assigned review task.

Can the church add a section that is not included here?

Yes. Add a custom section with a heading, body, optional image, link and call to action. It carries forward when you duplicate that issue and remains editable.

Can the same reviewed content become a print and digital bulletin?

Yes. Print-ready PDF and live mobile publishing are designed as two outputs from the same reviewed information.

Build the structure once

Then make each new issue a review, not a rebuild.