We respect each site visitor's right to personal privacy. To that end, we collect and use information throughout our Website only as disclosed in this Privacy Policy. This statement applies solely to information collected on this Website.
How do we protect personal information?
When you make a contribution or purchase, we offer the use of a secure server. We encrypt all information you input before it is sent to us. Furthermore, all of the data we collect is protected against unauthorized access. This means that authorized pastoral staff or bank employees/systems will be able to read your information. Your credit card information is protected and secure when used on our site.
Our Web server may automatically recognize information regarding your IP address, domain or e-mail address. This information is not viewed individually, but may be used to automatically compile statistics through a software program. The statistical information we collect may be used to:
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improve the content and organization of our Web site
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create new features and/or content on our site to meet the patterns of use indicated by statistical analysis
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provide general statistical information, e.g. the number of visitors to the site and most-viewed pages
Some features of this Web may site use cookies, a file deposited on your computer to record information for your next visit. This information is recorded if you choose to alter your page viewing preference (for example, to choose large type), so that when you return your viewing preferences are intact, or if you choose to keep log-in information on your computer. At any time you can clear these cookies in your browser’s preferences (or tools) menu. We do not use cookies for any other purpose than to enhance your personal visit convenience.
Will the Parish disclose private information it collects to outside parties?
What is the difference between private and personal information?
Personal information is considered to be names, e-mail addresses, mailing addresses, telephone numbers, date of birth and any demographic or preferential information you may disclose for the purposes of online interaction, identification or participation in any parish program or event.
Private information is considered to be financial information such as credit card or bank account information, social security numbers, health information, immigration status, communication indicated as confidential, or any information that is not routinely collected as a condition of participation in parish programs or events.
What is not covered by this privacy policy?
All clergy (deacons and priests), educators, and many employees of the Parish are legally-mandated reporters of suspected sexual abuse, child abuse, child neglect and elder abuse. California law requires such mandated reporters to report possible instances of these offenses to law enforcement agencies. Any disclosures of this nature are not covered by this privacy policy.
Requests by law enforcement agencies for information about site users deemed by Parish legal counsel to be legitimate and not in violation of constitutional principles will be supplied to law enforcement agencies.
Any user of this site indicating, threatening, admitting to or representing an act in violation of the law on this site or through an e-mail link contained on this site will be reported to the appropriate law enforcement agency.
What if I have a problem?
Your Consent



