Welcome Home: ‘Best Christmas Ever’ Transforms a Family, a Parish and a Community
One parish found the secret to getting more people to live as disciples of Jesus Christ was to come together to help a homeless family in need.
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When Phishers of Men Go After Churches, Here’s How to Escape Their Nets
With more churches and Catholic organizations than ever before using digital technology, internet scammers are looking at them as easy prey. But simple best practices can provide enormous protection.
Virus-Prodded Online Masses Have Changed Many Catholic Parishes — Are They Keeping Some Catholics From Returning to Church?
While online liturgies were a blessing early in the pandemic and continue to provide benefits for parish ministries, some pastors who spoke with the Register expressed concern about the impact over time.
Putting Christ First: How 1 Catholic Parish Found the Secret to Thrive Amid COVID-19 With ‘JOY’
A parish collaborative known for its welcome and faithful Catholic teaching transformed its whole future with a movement to put Jesus Christ first.
Small Is Beautiful: How Small Groups Can Transform Large Parishes
Part 2 of a Register series on why ‘small’ dynamics in parishes make them thrive.
Small Is Beautiful: How Catholic Faith Comes Alive in Small Parishes
The Catholic Church in the U.S. is ‘super-sizing’ its parishes, but small parishes have some critical advantages in passing on the Catholic faith.
Parishes Embrace Digital Tools to Survive and Thrive Under Coronavirus Lockdown
Catholic innovation in online giving and communications over the past decade has made sure that dioceses, parishes, schools and ministries have the financial lifelines they need.
#iGiveCatholic Together: New Online Tool Aids Donations in Light of Coronavirus
Cory Howat, president of the #iGiveCatholic campaign, tells the Register that they have a stopgap solution for dioceses, parishes and ministries that need online giving now.
