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The Roman Catholic Church in Trinidad and Tobago is piloting digital offerings across six churches. According to The Catholic News, “This initiative forms part of the archdiocese’s ongoing efforts to make stewardship safer, easier, and more accessible while supporting parishes in their pastoral and administrative work.”
The pilot project will utilise EndCash, the secure digital payment option that allows the faithful to make parish contributions using their mobile phones. Through this system, parishioners can make contributions by scanning a QR code displayed in their parish, without the need to handle cash or cheques.
The six churches across the archdiocese include St Joseph, St Joseph, St Mary’s, St James, St Finbar’s, Diego Martin, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, San Fernando, Santa Rosa, Arima and St Joseph, Scarborough, Tobago.
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