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Featured Website - flockNote

Published: January 15, 2009

flockNoteThis is a free Catholic website that allows pastors to share notes with their flock.

Pastors sign up, sign in and create or join a "feed." A feed is a group where they "feed" information to their group members.

For example, as a parish leader, you may want to create a feed for your entire parish. Meaning, every single parishioner can sign up to receive your latest announcement, alert or other news of interest. Or, create one for a particular group - or all of the groups - within your parish. Big or small, near or far, you can create as many feeds as you'd like and invite interested people to join.


As a member, you can subscribe to as many feeds as you find interesting - and choose to receive your notes on the website or in your email inbox. Simply select the feed(s) that you're interested in (daily readings, bloggers, news sources, musicians, parish or diocese groups, etc.) and keep up to date on all of your Catholic interests! You can subscribe or unsubscribe from any feed at anytime.

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Recent Comments

  1. Flocknote.com is amazing! It is totally changing the way my local Catholic community is communicating. Thanks for helping spread the word!

    Posted By: Liz

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