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Parish Leader Newsletter
5 Relevant Articles to share with your parish weekly
majority of your parishioners don’t keep up with Catholic news and culture.
LET’S CHANGE THAT

Aleteia is a trusted source of engaging and approachable Catholic content. We specialize in sharing a Christian worldview with over 11 million visitors each month, in particular, those who may choose a football game over Sunday Mass.

Let’s work together to connect these parishioners with articles that will encourage a Catholic lifestyle and keep the Faith on their mind throughout the week.

Sign up for our parish leader newsletter, and we’ll help you change the parish conversation!

What's in the weekly parish leader newsletter?

  1. Five articles specifically chosen to speak to parishioners who aren’t reading Catholic content— each easily shareable through social media, email, or a downloadable bulletin insert!
  2. One parish engagement tip to help you more effectively reach this audience.
SAMPLE ARTICLES
Maggie Ciskanik-The Magis Center

Is it possible to believe in both God and science?

Stephen Beale

These Catholic coffee shops take evangelization to new grounds

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Daily Catholic Memes—Mark Wahlberg

Calah Alexander

Feel like you’re failing as a parent? This is for you

Cerith Gardiner

12 Words of wisdom from St. Thérèse de Lisieux about how to love others

SAMPLE TIP
This Advent, host an event where you invite engaged parishioners, provide them with food and drink, and give a training on how to be welcoming and engaging to those who come for Christmas Mass.