New · Included on every plan

A full-time AI parish assistant that gets real parish work done.

Type what the parish needs – “this week’s bulletin”, “a flyer for the pancake breakfast”, “a letter to faith-formation parents”, “slides for the OCIA session” – and receive finished, professional files in minutes. Built for Catholic priests, deacons and parish offices, not a generic chatbot.

Ten parish bulletin cover styles produced by the HomilyWriterAI Parish Assistant

What it makes for you

Every file is designed, not just typed: real layouts, your parish name and Mass times already in place, original artwork where it helps, and formats your office can open and edit.

Weekly bulletins

A complete bulletin from one request: cover with artwork, pastor’s letter, Mass and Confession times, announcements, events, Mass intentions, readings for the week, prayer list and stewardship. Ten styles modelled on real parish bulletins, so you can predict exactly how it will look.

Event flyers

Poster-style flyers for breakfasts, festivals, retreats, formation classes and fundraisers, with an original painting or photograph generated for the event and your contact details at the bottom.

Letters and handouts

Letters to parents, parishioners and volunteers on your letterhead, lesson plans, agendas, programs and prayer cards – delivered as PDF and as Word so the office can edit them.

Slide decks

PowerPoint decks with speaker notes for OCIA, faith formation, parish councils and announcements before Mass, in four themes with full-bleed images.

Spreadsheets

Volunteer rotas, sign-up sheets, budgets and schedules as Excel workbooks with working totals, frozen headers and filters.

Research and reading

Looks things up with cited sources (Vatican, USCCB, your diocese), reads the bulletins, letters and spreadsheets you upload, and knows the liturgical calendar and this Sunday’s readings. These never use up your tasks.

Inside pages of a parish bulletin made by the Parish Assistant: Mass intentions, readings for the week, prayer list and stewardship
Pages two and three of a real bulletin: parish sidebar, pastor’s letter, announcements, events, Mass intentions and readings.

It knows your parish

Tell it your parish once – or upload last week’s bulletin – and it remembers your Mass and Confession times, staff, office hours, contact details, logo and preferred style. Every later document starts from that.

“I saved the parish details and this style, so future bulletins will start from them. If you upload last week’s bulletin, I can take the staff, ministries and regular notices from it.”

Actual reply from the assistant after making its first bulletin for a parish.

Finished files, not drafts to fix

Open them in PowerPoint, Keynote, Word, Pages, Excel or Numbers. Fonts and layouts are chosen to look right on both Mac and Windows.

Nine-slide parish presentation in the Cathedral Dark theme opened in Keynote
A nine-slide deck for a parish breakfast, Cathedral Dark theme.
The same event flyer in five document styles: Parish Classic, Modern Clean, Formal Navy, Warm Parchment and Festive Green
One flyer, five styles: Parish Classic, Modern Clean, Formal Navy, Warm Parchment, Festive Green.
A three-page letter to faith-formation families opened in Microsoft Word
A letter to faith-formation families on parish letterhead, opened in Word.
Volunteer sign-up spreadsheet with shift totals opened in Numbers
A volunteer sign-up workbook with shift totals.

How it works

Tell it about your parish onceType your parish name and Mass times, or upload last week’s bulletin. It saves the schedule, staff, contacts and logo.
Ask in plain words“Create this week’s bulletin with the pastor’s letter on the Gospel, the All Saints Masses and the pancake breakfast.”
Pick a style and reviewChoose from ten bulletin styles, five document styles or four slide themes. Preview, open or download the file.
Revise in the same conversation“Make the cover a painting of the Good Shepherd and add a Spanish welcome.” The updated file appears next to the first.

Included on every plan

One finished document is one task. Questions, research, reading your files and advice are always free. Tasks renew monthly on the same date as your homilies, on yearly plans too.

PlanParish Assistant tasks / monthAlso includesPrice
Free23 homilies a month$0
Occasional Preacher45 homilies a month$5 / month
Bronze1515 homilies a month, 100 AI chats$15 / month
Silver4050 homilies a month, 300 AI chats$25 / month
Gold120Unlimited homilies and AI chat$49 / month

A bulletin, a flyer, a letter (PDF + Word), a slide deck (PowerPoint + PDF) or a spreadsheet each count as one task; the artwork inside them is included. See full plan details.

Questions priests ask

What is the Parish Assistant?

An AI office assistant built for Catholic parishes. Describe what you need and it produces finished files – bulletins in ten professional styles, flyers with original artwork, letters as PDF and Word, slide decks as PowerPoint and PDF, and spreadsheets – while remembering your Mass times, staff, logo and preferences and knowing the liturgical calendar.

What counts as one task?

One finished document: a bulletin, a flyer, a letter (PDF and Word together), a slide deck (PowerPoint and PDF together) or a spreadsheet. Images inside a document are included. Questions, research, reading uploaded files and advice are free. Re-making a file in a new style is a new task.

Can it learn my parish’s bulletin and schedule?

Yes. Upload last week’s bulletin or type your details once. It saves Mass and Confession times, staff, office hours, contacts, logo and preferred style, and you can edit the saved profile at any time.

Does it work in Spanish or for bilingual parishes?

Yes. Ask for materials in Spanish or bilingual bulletins and flyers. The Modern Bilingual style places English and Spanish welcomes side by side.

Is it faithful to Catholic teaching?

It is instructed to stay faithful to Catholic teaching and liturgical norms, to cite official sources (Vatican, USCCB, your diocese) when it researches, and never to invent quotations or official texts. Everything it makes is a draft for your review; it never sends, posts or publishes anything itself, and it is not for confessional or sensitive pastoral records.

What formats do I get?

Bulletins and flyers as print-ready PDF; letters and handouts as PDF and Word; slide decks as PowerPoint with a PDF copy; spreadsheets as Excel. Everything downloads from your private workspace.

Give your parish office a full-time assistant.

Sign in to HomilyWriterAI and open the Parish Assistant from your dashboard. Free accounts include two tasks a month – enough to make this Sunday’s bulletin and a flyer and see the difference.