Help parishioners move from attending to belonging in parish life.
Acts of Love gives Catholics a simple first step to pray for one another, respond to real needs, discover ministries, and stay connected beyond Sunday.
“A parish can’t thrive on one hour a week.”
Connection grows through small moments of prayer, service, and care.
One small yes at a time
The Church does not have a content problem. It has a connection problem.
Parishes already have homilies, bulletins, emails, announcements, classes, programs, and videos. But a lot of people are present every week without feeling known, connected, or sure what to do next.
People are present, but not known.
Weekly Mass attendance does not automatically create friendship, trust, or awareness of who may be missing or struggling.
Sunday inspiration needs a next step.
A good homily can inspire action, but many parishioners leave without a simple, personal way to respond during the week.
Communication is often one-way.
Bulletins and emails inform, but they rarely give parishioners an easy path to pray, serve, ask, RSVP, or begin a conversation.
Belonging, then a small yes, then real community.
One person, one quiet act at a time, becoming part of a parish that knows them.
Communication that runs both ways.
Bulletins only speak. Acts of Love lets the parishioner answer — to pray, to ask, to say yes.
Not another endless feed.
Social media never lets go. Acts of Love asks for a few true things, then sends you back to people.
Everything points back to real parish relationships.
Acts of Love is not designed for endless scrolling. It is designed to help parishioners notice, pray, serve, and connect within their own parish community.
Pray with and for one another
Prayer requests and praises invite parishioners to carry each other’s joys and burdens throughout the week.
Respond to real needs
Goods, services, and help requests create dignified ways for parishioners to give, receive, and serve.
See what is happening
Events, RSVPs, announcements, bulletin access, daily readings, and parish links keep parish life easy to find.
Start a conversation
Secure messaging helps parishioners reach one another, ministry leaders, and parish staff without exposing personal contact information.
Discover ministries
Ministry pages show what each group does, who leads it, and how a parishioner can take a simple next step.
Find familiar faces
A parish directory helps people learn names, recognize families, and begin conversations with the people around them at Mass.
Not another social media app.
Social media pulls people into comparison, noise, and endless scrolling. Acts of Love is meant to push people back into real relationships, local service, and the Catholic conviction that we encounter Christ through one another.
Members and posts are approved and moderated by parish administrators.
Each parish has its own private community, helping build trust where people already worship.
The app respects time and dignity by emphasizing small, meaningful actions over noise.
See and strengthen the life of your parish family.
Acts of Love gives leaders a practical way to help parishioners become known, notice needs, find ministries, and stay connected between Sundays.
More visible needs
Prayer, service, goods, advice, and support surfaced with dignity.
More approachable ministry entry
People can follow, ask, message, or learn before committing.
More trusted communication
Private, parish-specific environment with approval and moderation.
More weekday connection
Parish life continues after people leave the parking lot.
Small moments are already changing parish life.
“Local Catholic app seeks to strengthen parish connection.”
“As disciples, we’re all called to service, to serve one another, to love one another.”
“I have already interacted with several parishioners I had not met before.”
“It has restored my daily prayer discipline and blessed me through the prayers of others.”
Start with one parish, one step, one small yes.
Ready to help your parish become more connected? Start a conversation about whether Acts of Love is the right fit for your parish community.