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Diocese features

Run the whole diocese, not 40 disconnected databases.

Coordinate your parishes, collect what you need, and roll it all up, on a platform built for the diocesan structure.

Push work down. Roll results up.

Send a directive, a data request, or a coordinated campaign to every parish at once. Each one lands as real work in their system, and you watch it come back in one diocesan view.

Cascade tasks & directives

Assign work to selected parishes and track acknowledgment and completion across the diocese.

Coordinated campaigns

Launch an annual appeal that flows to every parish, each with its own tagged fund, and roll the totals up automatically.

Structured data requests

Send a secure form to parishes and collect the responses into one place, no email chains, no spreadsheets.

The Bishop's Appeal, set up once

Launch a cascading appeal, with a quota for every parish

Build the annual appeal like any campaign, then turn on the cascade. OrgFire auto-creates a matching campaign at every parish, assigns each one the quota you set, and routes the gifts back to a single diocesan total. The whole Bishop's Annual Appeal pattern, configured in a few clicks instead of forty spreadsheets.

The liturgical year, handled

Every USCCB collection, already on the calendar

OrgFire keeps the Roman liturgical calendar so you don't have to. Each national and Vatican collection lands on its correct date for the year, ready to materialize as a draft and cascade to every parish. Holy Land, Peter's Pence, World Mission Sunday, all pre-loaded.

Cross-parish sacraments

Sacramental notifications route to the parish of baptism automatically, and are recorded on both sides.

Financial oversight

See parish giving roll up to the diocese, so you can support, benchmark, and keep the books honest.

Never an empty diocese

Every parish in your diocese is on OrgFire's registry from day one, so you start with the whole local Church in view, not a blank database to populate.

Annual Statistical Report

The ASR, generated from real data and rolled up

Each parish's sacrament numbers generate from the operational data they already entered, then roll up to one diocesan total. See at a glance who has submitted, who is still reviewing, and who is past due, parish by parish, instead of chasing PDFs every February.

Coordinated operations

The diocese's recurring work, as guided workflows

Directives, data requests, ASR collection, safe-environment audits, clergy transfers, and parish onboarding, each a repeatable workflow that fans out to parishes and reports back.

See it for your diocese.

The free public beta opens July 2026. Tell us about your diocese and we'll set up a walkthrough.

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