Mass Faculties — the standing bination & trination faculty (canon 905 §2), published to every parish, cluster, and pastorate.

By default the schedule assistant follows the common US standard: a priest may celebrate up to 2 Masses on a weekday and 3 on a Sunday or holy day of obligation. Set your diocese's own faculty here (for example, from your Pagella). A parish's Mass grid then flags only what exceeds it — a priest can always proceed past a warning and record the reason for the chancery.

Policies — upload or paste a policy; mark it mandatory or default; approve to push it to your parishes.

Bulletins — directives that appear in your parish offices (office-to-office).

Broadcast — a message to your parishes.

Statistics — sacramental counts across your diocese for a year (aggregate numbers only). Download the figures for your annual report.

Liturgical Calendar — the Office of Worship's Notations on the Liturgical Calendar, reviewed here before it reaches a parish.

Upload the booklet and the digest fills a draft table of dated entries. Nothing reaches a parish until you have read that table and published it, and no entry replaces a parish's own calendar unless you mark it. That is deliberate: the booklet prints some Lenten weekdays in Ordinary-Time colours, and an entry nobody has looked at must never repaint Lent across the diocese.

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Booklets

Parishes — assigned to your diocese in the Management console.

Pastorates — your groupings, named as your diocese names them.