Build a Catholic parish website with Mass and confession times, sacrament information, ministry pages, bulletin archives, staff and clergy listings, event calendars, and online giving. Meku generates a Catholic website with built-in Mass times, sacrament pages, and online giving.
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Your schedule is displayed prominently, including holy days and seasonal changes, since this is the most common reason people visit a parish site.
Pages for baptism, first communion, confirmation, marriage, and RCIA, covering requirements, preparation, and how to begin the process.
A page per ministry with what it does, when it meets, and who to contact, so parishioners can find where to get involved.
Recurring and one-time offertory giving, plus a bulletin archive that stays searchable rather than disappearing each week.
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your parish, your schedule, and your ministries
Meku generates a parish site with Mass times, sacraments, and ministry pages
Customize sections, schedules, and giving options using prompts
Connect your database and payment gateway, add a domain, and publish

Meku builds parish sites around your schedule and ministries, at a cost that fits your parish budget.
Church website providers charge a monthly fee per parish and use the same layout across every client. Volunteer-built sites often go stale when the volunteer moves on.

For parishes, schools, and developers building sites for Catholic communities.
If people check your Mass times and sacrament information before visiting, this builder fits your workflow.
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Mass and confession times where they can be seen immediately, sacrament information with clear next steps, ministry contacts, and the parish office details. Most visitors arrive with a specific question, usually about the schedule, so burying it undermines the site's main purpose.
Schedules live in your own database rather than being written into the page, so parish staff can update times for Holy Week, Christmas, and summer schedules without needing a developer.
Yes. Connect a payment gateway for one-time and recurring offering giving, with the funds going directly to the parish account.
Parish staff or volunteers can update content, schedules, and bulletins directly. That matters more than the initial build, since parish sites usually go out of date because nobody knows how to update them.
PDFs are convenient to publish but hard to read on a phone and invisible in search results. Publishing bulletin content as pages keeps announcements findable, with the PDF available alongside for anyone who prefers it.
Yes. Add ministries, events, schedules, and pages anytime using prompts.