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Last Updated: 07/29/2026
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July 2026 CUSTOM CAPTIONS BY PLATFORM ARE HERE! The most exciting update of the month is custom captioning by platform. Whether you're a parish, school, diocese, or third-party content creator, you can now write unique ca...
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Last Updated: 07/28/2026
in For Dioceses Learn how to create custom social media captions by platform in Catholic Social Media using a base caption, platform-specific edits, validation, drafts, and publishing.
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Last Updated: 07/28/2026
in For Parishes Learn how parishes and schools can create custom captions by platform in Catholic Social Media for Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, and connected pages.
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Last Updated: 06/12/2026
Accepted File Types Files must have a file type (extension), such as .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .webp, .gif, .mp4, .mov, or .av i. Only one video is allowed per post for Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Video URLs must be in an accepted video ...
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Last Updated: 06/10/2026
in For Dioceses Learn how dioceses and third-party content creators can create YouTube-optimized video content in Catholic Social Media for parishes and schools to schedule and publish.
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Last Updated: 06/10/2026
in For Parishes Learn how to connect your YouTube channel to Catholic Social Media and schedule video posts to YouTube, including YouTube Shorts and standard videos, from the Planner or Calendar.
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Last Updated: 04/30/2026
in For Parishes Learn how parishes and schools can create integrated events in Catholic Social Media, attach posts and Resources, and use diocesan event notifications to find content and collateral.
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Last Updated: 04/30/2026
in For Dioceses Learn how dioceses can create integrated events in Catholic Social Media, attach social media posts and Resources, and notify parish and school users by email.
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Last Updated: 02/06/2026
Diocesan calendar events allow you to create, manage, and share important events with your parishes, schools, and organizations—all from inside Catholic Social Media. These events can be used for internal collaboration or published directly to paris...
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How to Create a Post as a Third-Party Content Creator You can now create and distribute posts in Catholic Social Media as a third-party content provider. These posts are designed for dioceses and their parishes to use, with built-in tools to ...