Parish answers should be easier to find.

AskMyParish surfaces hidden parish information by consolidating the same weekly bulletins, websites, and newsletters the parish already provides. Ask direct questions and get clear, current answers without hunting through scattered parish communications.

Go ahead, ask a question.

This live example is configured for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Pickerington, Ohio. Try asking about Mass times, confession, upcoming events, or how to become Catholic.

Bringing parish sources together.

AskMyParish works from the sources a parish is already maintaining, without asking staff to adopt a new publishing process. It brings together bulletins today, and soon websites, newsletters, and homilies, so people can ask direct questions from the life a parish is already sharing.

Bulletins

Weekly bulletins carry schedules, sacramental details, current events, and the ordinary updates parishioners look for first.

Websites

Coming soon

Parish websites often hold ministry opportunities, staff, parish history, and the wider story of parish life beyond the bulletin.

Newsletters

Coming soon

Flocknote and other newsletters often carry the most timely reminders, changes, and community messages.

Homilies

Coming soon

Homilies and livestreams can surface the pastoral focus, spiritual rhythms, and repeated themes shaping a parish over time.

Interested in early access?

If you are interested in embedding AskMyParish on your parish website, getting your parish added, or simply starting a conversation, I’d be glad to hear from you.