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Brazilian Catholic Community in San Diego

A bilingual church community needed one clear place to find the next Mass, the calendar, how to give and how to get in touch. This is how we built its identity and its website.

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ClientBrazilian Catholic Community in San Diego

ServicesLogo, website, print, banners, social media, SEO

WebsiteRebuilt and launched in October 2026

Social mediaInstagram active for about a year

LanguagesEnglish and Portuguese

The goal

Make it easy for members and newcomers to find the next Mass, the weekly rosary and special celebrations, to give, and to reach the community, in English or Portuguese, on a phone or a computer.

One system, from the symbol to the screen

The symbol has a ribbon with three colors that stand for what the community lives together. The website uses them as its palette: green for Charism, gold for Mission and blue for Spirituality. The same colors and typography carry over to print pieces, banners and social media posts, so the community looks like one voice everywhere.

Charism
Mission
Spirituality

Watch the project

A 26-second look at the new website: one site, every screen.

Video about the Brazilian Catholic Community in San Diego website. On screen: the site weighs 206 KB, lighter than a single photo on a phone; it is one site that works on every screen (computer, tablet and phone), shown with the community's logo at the end.

The website

A calm, readable design with large type, plenty of space and a clear next step on every page. It is fully available in English and Portuguese.

Home page of the Brazilian Catholic Community in San Diego website, showing the next Mass card with date, time and church address — **Home** The next Mass, with date, time, church and directions, is the first thing a visitor sees.

Calendar page listing the weekly rosary and the Feast of Our Lady of Aparecida, with category filters — **Calendar** Events are filtered by Prayer, Feast and Masses, and each one has an Add to calendar link.

Website banner inviting visitors to pray the rosary every Wednesday at 7:00 pm — **Weekly rosary** A photo banner invites people to the weekly rosary and points to the calendar.

Give page explaining two ways to give: cash at Mass or online with Stripe — **Giving** Two ways to give are explained plainly: cash at Mass, or online.

Screenshots of the live website, shown with the community's permission.

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