Saint Philip Roman Catholic Parish
Mass times and bulletins first, history everywhere else.
Saint Philip needed a site that answers the Sunday-morning question in one tap and still tells the story of a parish with deep roots.
- Client
- Saint Philip Roman Catholic Parish
- What we built
- Website
- Platform
- ExpressionEngine
When is Mass, and where’s the bulletin?
Parishioners and visitors came to the old site for one thing most of the time: when is Mass, and where’s the bulletin. Those weren’t easy to find. At the same time, the parish wanted to welcome new members by showing its history, its ministries, and the community behind the buildings.
What people came for, where they land.
A parish site built for the parishioner checking the schedule on Sunday morning and the visitor deciding whether to come.
- 01The liturgy schedule and weekly bulletins placed where a visitor lands, on any device.
- 02A design that shows the parish’s historic architecture and its community life.
- 03Navigation that leads naturally into ministries, religious education, and the sacraments.
- 04A site parish staff update themselves, so Mass times and events are never stale.
Sunday morning, answered in a tap.
A front door that reflects them.
The schedule question is answered in a tap, and the parish has a front door that reflects who they are.
A long history, kept in its place.
Honoring a long history without burying the practical information people come for. The answer was hierarchy: the time-sensitive things first, the story everywhere else.
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