Become a Sponsor

The term Novice refers to the early stages of the monastic journey in the Benedictine order, where they focus on learning the foundational principles of the Rule of St. Benedict—obedience, prayer, and community life. During this period, novices enter a canonical year of prayer and study.

For Novice Sponsors, this stage represents the beginning of engagement with the parish. Novice Sponsors are newcomers eager to contribute, learn, and grow in their involvement with the community at a modest level.

Features:

• Small Ad Display on the Website
• Small Homepage display
• Online Business Directory Listing
• Text Information
• Links to website
• Full Color
• Displays Logo
• Rotates Between Slides

In the Benedictine tradition, an Oblate is a layperson who commits to living by the Rule of St. Benedict daily without taking formal monastic vows. Oblates embrace the Rule’s principles of prayer, work, and community while actively supporting the mission of the monastic community.

For Oblate Sponsors, this stage represents a deeper commitment to the parish. Oblate Sponsors are actively involved, going beyond learning or exploring the parish’s mission. They are integrated into parish activities and initiatives, contributing their time, talents, and resources to help further the community’s work.

Features:

• 1 Large Ad Display on the Website
• Online Business Directory Listing
• Text Information
• Links to website
• Full Color
• Displays Logo
• Rotates Between Slides
• Horizontal and Vertical sized ads
• *Annual Promotion on Facebook

A Patron, in the Benedictine tradition, offers significant support to the community, either financially or through other substantial contributions. While they may not live within the monastery, patrons are essential to its survival, providing the resources necessary for the community’s growth and sustainability.

For Patron Sponsors, this level represents a top-tier commitment to supporting the parish. Patrons provide substantial financial resources and play a key role in ensuring the long-term success of the parish. Like monastic patrons, they guide the strategic direction and help sustain the mission of the community, enabling the parish to flourish and continue its work of making disciples.

Features:

• 1 Full Ad Display on the Website
• Online Business Directory Listing
• Text Information
• Links to website
• Full Color
• Displays Logo
• Rotates Between Slides
• Horizontal and Vertical sized ads
• *Annual Promotion on Facebook
• *Weekly Promotion in the Weekly Parish Email