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Structured parish information, posts, and compatible event data from existing sites.
ParishRelay uses reusable connectors to bring existing sources into a clear parish app. Each connection is assessed in the context of the parish's actual setup, because a dependable integration is more useful than a long list of nominally supported products.
Connectors translate supported sources into a consistent parishioner-facing experience without turning ParishRelay into a second place to maintain the same content.
These categories describe current integration work and the connection patterns ParishRelay supports. They are not a promise that every installation or vendor configuration can be connected.
Structured parish information, posts, and compatible event data from existing sites.
Public parish calendars can supply upcoming events without a second calendar to manage.
Standards-based calendar feeds provide a practical bridge from many calendar systems.
Existing website content can be presented in a concise, mobile-friendly form.
Existing publication pages and PDF bulletins can remain where they are hosted today.
ParishRelay points to the giving service selected by the parish; it does not replace it.
Staff should update the system responsible for the information, not a second copy inside ParishRelay.
We favor documented APIs, standards-based feeds, and maintainable source interfaces.
Third-party and jurisdictional content is used only where it is properly licensed or permitted.
If a system does not offer a dependable connection, we say so and discuss practical alternatives.
Send us the tools and links your parish uses. We can assess which connections are practical before you make a commitment.