A Shared Calendar for Your Parish
Mass times, holy days of obligation, sacrament prep, Knights of Columbus, parish socials — synced to every parishioner's phone. No app to download. No accounts for your members.
Create Your Parish Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's the week before Holy Week and the parish office is overwhelmed. "What time is the Holy Thursday Mass?" "Is there a Good Friday service at noon or 3?" "When are Easter Vigil confessions?" The schedule is on the website and in the bulletin, but families want it confirmed by phone anyway — and the secretary has 40 voicemails by Monday afternoon.
Father announced that First Communion prep moved from Tuesdays to Thursdays starting this month. It was in the bulletin two weeks ago, but the Garcias missed that Sunday and the Nguyens were at the Spanish Mass where the English bulletin wasn't distributed. Three families showed up Tuesday to an empty classroom.
The Knights of Columbus planned a parish fish fry during Lent and the Ladies' Guild organized a bake sale the same Friday — but neither group knew about the other until the morning of the event. Two groups, one parish hall, and a lot of confused volunteers carrying folding tables.
How it works for Catholic parishes
Add your parish events
Enter Mass schedules, holy days, sacrament prep, ministry meetings, and parish events. Pick dates and save. Takes about a minute.
Share with your parishioners
Print the link in the bulletin, add it to the website, or include it in Flocknote or parish emails. Parishioners tap once to subscribe.
Events appear on every phone
Parish events show up in their calendar app — Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook — right next to their kids' soccer games and work meetings.
The free plan covers the basics for many smaller parishes. No credit card needed.
Get Started FreePerfect for every parish event
Here's what Catholic parishes typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Deacon Jim opens iCalFeed on Monday morning. He adds the Holy Week schedule — seven services across four days — updates the RCIA class location, and posts the Knights of Columbus fish fry for next Friday. Total time: five minutes.
Rosa, a parishioner, checks her phone calendar on Wednesday. She sees "Stations of the Cross — 7:00 PM, Main Church" right between her son's tutoring and her own book club. She would have missed it otherwise — the bulletin from Sunday is already in the recycling bin.
On Thursday, Father realizes the confession time before Easter Vigil needs to move earlier because of setup. He edits the event in the dashboard. By Friday morning, every subscriber's phone shows the new 2 PM start time. No need to tape a sign to the confessional door and hope people see it.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Parish bulletin
Only reaches people who attend Mass. Gets recycled before midweek events.
Events stay on their phone all week. Available whether they made it to Mass or not.
vs. Flocknote or email blast
Event details are buried in paragraphs of text. Open rates hover around 20%.
Each event is a separate calendar entry with the time, place, and details — no email to open.
vs. Parish website calendar
Parishioners visit it once to find Mass times and never come back.
Events come to them automatically, synced to their phone calendar every day.
vs. Announcement at Mass
Only heard once, during a busy moment. Details are forgotten by the parking lot.
Events are on their phone permanently — with exact times, locations, and details.
Catholic parish calendar questions
Keep your parish family connected
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.