Parishes & dioceses
Make your information easier to find
Help us identify official parish sources, review names and locations, and keep Mass schedules connected to the pages your offices maintain.
Read the parish publishing guide →Partnerships
Help people find
the Church.
Clear parish information. Sources people can check. A useful connection between the Church’s institutions and the people looking for them.
Bring the work you know.
Start with a defined need and the sources that can support it.
Publishers & Catholic media
Connect readers to the original reporting
Discuss source attribution, corrections and discovery for the stories your publication reports. A partnership does not purchase favorable coverage.
Explore the news sources →Researchers & institutions
Define a useful research scope
Tell us which geography, institutions and fields your study needs. We can discuss what is held, where the gaps are and whether a dated extract would be useful.
Read about licensing →Developers & Catholic projects
Build on a clearly defined interface
Describe the experience you want to build and its data needs. We can review available interfaces, access requirements and the scope of a possible integration.
Read the developer documentation →From conversation to a useful result
Start small.
Make it verifiable.
Coverage varies by place and field. The first conversation should establish what would help, what we can support and what still needs work.
- Tell us the purpose.
Name your organisation, audience, region and the outcome you need.
- Review a concrete scope.
Agree which sources, records or interfaces are relevant and inspect the gaps.
- Agree the responsibilities.
Set the permissions, attribution, correction process and any commercial terms before beginning.
What the work rests on
Official institutions remain the authority for their own information. Catholic Intelligence records and connects published facts, with uncertainty made visible. We do not fill missing fields with invented details or promise uniform coverage.
Read how the record is kept, the provenance statement and the acceptable use policy. Directory and integration access may require approval; partnership enquiries do not require an account.