For Catholic parishes
Parish management from pocket to print.
One record of the parish — Mass times, confessions, clergy, the calendar — setting the printed sheet, the parish website, the email that reaches every household, and the giving that comes back. Free forever for parishes.
Free for the parish, forever — no plan, no card. Sponsors pay for the printing, and the surplus is shared with the parish.
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Enter the parish once
Mass and confession times, address, clergy, sacramental preparation, the calendar. One record, read by every surface — and the liturgical year fills itself in around it.
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Publish the whole week
The same record sets the printed sheet, the parish website, the newsletter that reaches every household and the calendar parishioners subscribe to. Nothing is entered twice, so nothing disagrees.
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Let the parish keep the money
Local sponsors fund the printing and you approve every ad before it runs. Online giving goes straight to the parish’s own account. The software itself is free, forever.
Everything in one place
One system for the whole parish.
Not a bulletin tool with a website bolted on. The sheet, the site, the newsletter, the calendar and the collection all read from the same record of the parish.
The week
The liturgical year, filled in
Antiphon knows what this Sunday is — the feast, the season, the readings and the vestment colour — before anyone types it.
The sheet
The printed bulletin
A real canvas at print dimensions, complete typeset templates, and a print-ready PDF at the end of it — with public-domain sacred art matched to the feast, painter and holding museum credited for you.
The site
A parish website
Mass times, sacraments, clergy, the calendar and every past bulletin — published on the parish’s own subdomain.
The office
Parish Forms
Household registration, contact requests and Mass intention forms, submitted on the website and routed straight to the parish office.
The inbox
Emails and SMS outreach
Write once and send to the whole parish or one ministry, by email or text. Schedule it, or let the weekly newsletter build itself.
After it sends
Delivery you can see
Opens, clicks, bounces and unsubscribes, with a preferences page so parishioners choose what they hear about.
The diary
A calendar that stays in sync
The parish calendar as a live standard feed, and a one-tap add to Google, Outlook or Apple on every public event.
The collection
Online giving
Parishioners give from the website and the money lands in the parish’s own account. Antiphon takes no cut of it.
Pages from the sheet
The complete four-page edition.
Flip through each page of the weekly printed sheet — from the liturgical cover plate to the scripture readings, parish intentions, and parish directory.
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Explore a living parish
See the public website and digital bulletin in action.
Enter your Mass times, confessions, clergy, and parish calendar once. Antiphon publishes them automatically across your parish’s public website and into your weekly bulletin. Explore our read-only demo parish — St. Mary Catholic Church — to see exactly what your parishioners and visitors will experience.
Live parish website
St. Mary Public Site
Mass and confession times, clergy directory, sacrament information, and contact details formatted cleanly for parishioners on mobile and desktop.
Digital bulletin archive
Published Digital Bulletin
The weekly edition published online with print-faithful typography, liturgical styling, parish announcements, and local sponsor ads.
Read-only demonstration. No login or account required.
Pricing
Parishes
Free. Forever.
No plan, no card. Sponsors pay for the printing, and the surplus is shared with the parish.
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From $10 per thousand copies
Set your own bid, no contracts. We match your first deposit up to $150.
See how it worksPublishers
$29–59 per parish, per month
Graduated by how many parishes you carry. Carried parishes pay nothing.
See the tiers“We were pasting clip art into Publisher on Thursday nights. Now the bulletin is set by Tuesday and it looks like it came from the diocese.”