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Even several months into the pandemic, some of us can abuse Facebook. After all, it's not a communications tool like...
Bonfires, Community, and Confession
I love fall – the foliage, football, and (bon)fires. By the first of October, I hope that I’ve already sat around multiple...
Facebook Groups and Ministry
If this past spring you were scrambling to move your ministries online for the foreseeable future, there are dozens of...
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We get this question a lot - "The church down the street has its own hashtag. It seems to be everywhere. Should we be doing the same?"
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After the busyness of Holy Week, it can be difficult to muster to enthusiasm to analyze your Easter collection. But there is a lot to be learned ...
Mardi Gras and Lent are fast approaching, and Ash Wednesday kicks things off. Father gets to rub ashes on your forehead and offer the words ...
I have the pleasure of knowing a priest who is the king of empowering his parishioners to improve the local Church. He doesn't do it through ...
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We have all had that moment - you have a pile of paper documents in front of you and you want to scan them, turn them into a PDF, and move on ...
If there's one strange benefit to the coronavirus pandemic, it has caused us all to slow down a bit. Many parishioners are still out of work, ...
We live in the age of Web 2.0, an Internet culture dominated by two things: social media and apps. However, apps don't always play nicely with ...
The phrase "discernment of spirits" refers to what St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits, calls "the motions of the soul." These ...
Some years ago, it was popular to create role-based email addresses at companies and non-profits, addresses like info[at]yourparishname.org or ...
We've been living in a new era of ministry - the coronavirus epoch - since early March of this year. Maybe you're still energized, learning new ...
If you've ever needed to remove a background from a photo but didn't quite know the best way to do it, we'd suggest a free online tool that our ...
By now, most of us are familiar with the study that shows that the greatest single factor in a children's practice of the faith as an adult is ...
Since the coronavirus pandemic hit America in February 2020, almost every parish in the country has livestreamed or pre-recorded Masses. Several ...
Each parish is called to be the People of God, enfleshed in a particular geographic location. And just as we are called to prayer, we are called ...
As a parish, we are concerned with human persons, and yet so often we have tasks on our to-do list that keep us away from people. Since summer ...
Christmas represents an incredible opportunity to minister to "Creasters," those nominal Catholics that only attend Mass during Christmas and ...
You've heard it time and time again from your parishioners: "Where can I find a good spiritual director so I can grow in my prayer?" And the ...
We are sending more emails than ever, and billions of messages crisscross the globe each day. For every legitimate message that needs to get ...
Months into the coronavirus pandemic, it's clear how much damage has been done across the globe. The consequences are physical, emotional, ...
