Anselm's console · sample data
Dominic's console · sample data
Your houses and members, in one register.
Every house, every member and each stage of formation, kept by the Superior.
- kinds of house, generalate to retreat house
- 8
- stages of formation, aspirant to perpetual vows
- 5
- names the diocese sees until you share them
- 0
Everything in Houses
One register, kept by you
Stages of formation and profession
Counts by stage
The diocese sees only counts
One switch shares the list
The register passes to the Superior
For religious institutes
Works with
Questions
What does the diocese see?
The houses in its own territory, counts by stage, open enquiries and who the Superior is. Names only if you share the member list, and never your notes.
Our houses are in more than one diocese.
Each diocese sees only the houses in its own territory, and the members in them. No diocese sees the whole congregation.
Do sisters living in parishes need their own accounts?
A sister can join the parish where her house stands, like any parishioner. Her account is her own, separate from the congregation's register.