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Our Lord Christ the King is a Roman Catholic parish established in 1926 in Cincinnati, Ohio, dedicated to serving the Lord through sacraments, education, and Christian service. With over 1,100 members, the parish supports Cardinal Pacelli School and is actively involved in social ministries and care for the needy.

St Ignatius of Antioch is a Catholic parish located in Cleveland, New York, united in the Eucharist and the teachings of the Church. The community gathers for worship, prayer, and service to others.

St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica is part of the London North Central Catholic Family of Parishes, a vibrant community of faith united in a shared mission to be a mission-oriented Church that forms disciples of Jesus.

Saint Pauls Catholic Church is part of the Cluster Parishes of Portsmouth and Chesapeake, dedicated to fostering a strong Catholic community through liturgical services, musical coordination, and educational initiatives.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Syro-Malabar Catholic Church serves the spiritual needs of the Syro-Malabar community in the Greater Washington Region. Established in 2007, it fosters traditional worship and community support.

Sacred Heart Catholic Community on Boise's Central Bench, we are called to help each person encounter the living Christ by participating in vibrant worship and prayer, deepening our understanding of and witnessing the Gospel message, and reaching out to those in need.

St. Stephen Martyr Catholic Church is a community devoted to deepening the spiritual journey of its members through rich traditions and active engagement in service.

The Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie is committed to the spiritual well-being of its community and commemorates the lives of its priests and deacons.

St. Michael Catholic Church is part of the Our Lady of Victory Pastorate, a Catholic parish community with two locations (St. George and St. Michael) in South Dakota committed to helping parishioners 'See The Face of Christ, Be The Face of Christ.'