Flocknote is a communications tool that is widely used around the USA by Catholic Parishes and dioceses. It is a well known fact that in our mobile world, most people communicate via their mobile phone and handheld digital devices. They are more likely to respond to a text sent to them than an email but both are more effective than the postal system to keep communication going in both directions.

Flocknote puts the responsibility on parishioners and gives them the freedom to connect or disconnect. They subscribe to only the parish groups that interest them and can unsubscribe at any time they wish without requiring assistance from the parish office. It is impossible for the parish office to keep up with the constant changes of mailing addresses, email addresses and phone numbers. With flocknote, the parishioner makes the change and if they are involved in more than one parish group, the change automatically goes to those groups. Thus parish groups do not have to maintain separate membership lists and be constantly updating them. Each group leader can use flocknote to communicate directly with the members of their group as long as those members are subscribing to flocknote. 

We Want to Connect With You

Most people these days use texting or email as their primary ways to communicate. We want to make this as easy as possible for you so we can send you only the information you need and want. With Flocknote, you choose the types of message you want and the parish groups and activities that interest you. You can subscribe or unsubscribe to groups as your interests change. You can change your mobile number or email address as often as you want. 
Joining Option 1: Just fill in the boxes below to subscribe to Flocknote. Then  when connected, click on any of the areas of interest for which you would like notification by email and/or text message.
Joining Option 2:  You can use Text-to-Join then respond to the prompts on your cell phone to complete your connection Text scacatholic to 84576 from your cell phone to receive Flocknote messages from St Clare of Assisi Parish.