For priests: more time for the flock, less for paperwork
A parish priest is often also the secretary, treasurer and communications team. Convivia is being built to carry that load.
What makes it hard today
Phone calls and notebooks
Who has a name day, who asked for a memorial, who is a godparent: all in memory or on scraps of paper.
Announcements that get lost
The schedule changes, but the message does not reach everyone, especially older parishioners.
Never enough time
Hours spent on administration are hours missing from confession, visits and ministry.
What changes with Convivia
Know your parish
Every family, every godparent, every important moment in one secure register.
Never miss a name day
Each morning see who is celebrating and send a greeting in one click.
Memorials on time
Forty days, three months, one year: the list of upcoming memorials is always in front of you.
One schedule for everyone
Publish once; everyone sees it on their phone.
Volunteers, organised
Chanters, wardens and Philoptochos know when and where they are needed.
Peace of mind about data
Consent and access roles in the spirit of the GDPR.
A week with Convivia
An illustrative scenario
- Monday
You see this week's name days and approve the greetings.
- Wednesday
A Paraklesis reminder goes out to the groups automatically.
- Friday
Saturday's memorial list is ready for the chanters.
- Sunday
The wardens know who is on duty; you celebrate in peace.
Questions
Do I need to be good with computers?
No. The design starts from the fact that priests have little time: few buttons, plain language, and it works on a phone.
Can someone else run it for me?
Yes. You can give access to a warden or secretary, with roles you set.
Does it replace the official books?
No. It helps with day-to-day organisation; official duties remain as your Metropolis sets them.
Want to see it for your parish?
Tell us how your parish works and we will show you how Convivia can help.