Reading a person's profile

Clicking a person opens their profile panel. It gathers, in one place, who they are, how to reach them, their family, and their sacramental history.

What the panel shows

• Header — name (and nickname), date of birth and age, and badges for lifecycle status, homebound, and Mass engagement.
• Contact — email, mobile, and their preferred way of being reached.
• Household — the family name, address, phone, and envelope number, plus the other household members (names and roles only — siblings do not see each other's private contact details).
• Sacramental record — baptism, first communion, confirmation, marriage, and more.
• Mass engagement — a gentle indicator drawn from envelope returns over recent weeks (never a judgement, just a signal).
• Pastor's notes — visible only by their permission tier; see Pastor's notes and who can see them.

Tips

• The photo can be enlarged; to change it, see Adding or changing a person's photo.
• If Gmail or Calendar is connected, your own correspondence with this person appears here as a lens — see Gmail and Calendar on a profile.
• Addresses from different sources (your import, the parishioner's own update, a snowbird's alternate) are all shown so the office can reconcile them.