Whether you’re refreshing your current logo or starting from scratch, avoiding these common design mistakes will ensure that your logo serves you well for years to come.

Every mother who has ever lost sight of her child in a crowd, even for a few seconds, knows the panic.

With a few simple adjustments, you can transform your parish bulletin into a vibrant, engaging resource that parishioners look forward to each week.

If you have ever been visibly pregnant, chances are that someone, somewhere, whom you do not know, has reached out to touch your stomach.

LPi’s production teams achieved a record-breaking milestone this holiday season, surpassing last year’s holiday record.

I have found in my life that if I am certain of the answer to a big and complicated question — right away, no doubts or hesitations — there is a high likelihood that the answer is actually the wrong one.

Who’s your bulletin designed for? Here’s a breakdown of some common parishioner (and non-parishioner) profiles and what these people might be seeking in your parish’s bulletin. Image: A heartwarming photo of parishioners of all ages and demographics like seniors, families, teens, and young adults—gathered after Mass or at a church event.

When Hurricane Milton hit this past October, it was a big test of teamwork at LPi. Learn how we weathered!