How do I find church and school information on the All Souls Catholic Parish & School website?

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The All Souls Catholic Parish & School website (allsoulscatholic.org) splits its content into two main areas: CHURCH and SCHOOL. Start at the homepage, then choose the section that matches what you need — CHURCH for parish matters and SCHOOL for academic matters. If you already know what you're looking for, the site's search function is the fastest route.

Start with the section that matches your need

The homepage is the entry point for both areas, and the two labels are the clearest signal of where content lives:

What you need Where to go
Parish life, Mass and worship, sacraments, parish staff or ministries CHURCH
Academics, admissions, school staff, student life SCHOOL

If your question is about the parish as a worshipping community, use CHURCH. If it's about enrolling a child, classes, or school events, use SCHOOL.

Use the site search for specific content

The site provides a search option rather than requiring you to browse every page. Look for the search control in the site header, enter a term such as a ministry name, a staff role, or an event, and review the results.

  • Input: a keyword or phrase related to what you want.
  • Action: submit the search from the header control.
  • Expected result: a results view listing matching pages, which you can open directly.

This is the better choice when you don't know whether a given item sits under CHURCH or SCHOOL.

A practical order to follow

  1. Open the homepage.
  2. Decide whether your question is parish-related or school-related.
  3. Select CHURCH or SCHOOL accordingly.
  4. If you can't find the item within a few clicks, switch to search and try a more specific term.

Common snags

  • Choosing the wrong section first. Parish and school content are kept separate, so a school question won't be answered under CHURCH, and vice versa.
  • Searching too broadly. A single distinctive word (a ministry, a program, a role) returns more useful results than a full sentence.
  • Assuming one page covers everything. Both areas are organized as sections with multiple pages, so expect to move between a few of them.