Give Every Household Daily Formation
One parish subscription. Every family, every age, every day.
What Your Parish Gets
A parish subscription gives every household access to the full Domus library — daily reflections for families, empty nesters, men, women, teens, young adults, and those new to the faith. Plus small group materials, weekly liturgical content for staff, and community for your deacon(s).
No curriculum to manage. No volunteers to recruit. Formation that arrives every morning, ready to use.
Help Your Households Pray Each Day
Every family gets daily formation tied to the readings — for parents, grandparents, teens, young adults, and those new to the faith. Prayer that follows the rhythm of the Church, delivered every morning.
Small Groups With Zero Prep
Weekly discussion guides for men (Iron & Altar), women (Vessel & Altar), and teens (Young Disciples). Each member reads daily; the group meets weekly. No curriculum to buy, no leader training required.
Emmaus Disciples for Evangelization
A 15-week small-group journey forming missionary disciples. Perfect for OCIA sponsors, parish leaders, or anyone ready to share their faith with confidence. Launch in Advent or Lent.
Also for Your Parish
Parish Prayers
Universal prayers, Kyrie invocations, and reflection starters — available daily on the web and in downloadable Word Doc. Ready to use in the liturgy or in supporting parish prayer before Mass.
Included in a parish subscription
Deacon Life
Every parish subscription includes Deacon Life access — daily formation, a weekly podcast, and a private community built for permanent deacons.
Included in a parish subscription
Fons Catholic
Teach OCIA catechumens and inquirers how to pray. Daily reflections designed specifically for those exploring or new to the Catholic faith.
Included in a parish subscription
Handmaids: Keepers of the Lamp
A sisterhood for the high school young women of your parish. Real work in the house of God — the sacristy, the sacred linens, proclaiming the Word at Mass, and service to the poor. The young women run their own chapter and elect their own officers, and women of the parish mentor them by working beside them.
Many parishes that bring the Templars to their young men ask the same question: what do we offer our young women? Handmaids is an answer that stands on its own.
$250 the first year, including the chapter kit. $100 each year after. Billed separately.
Parish Pricing
Simple, predictable pricing. Full access to everything.
Formation
- & Altar app for all households
- All content paths included
- Parish Prayers integration
- Small group guides
- Leader training
- Parish Leaders Community
Partnership
- Everything in Formation
- Monthly huddle with Deacon Michael
- Quarterly workshop
- Priority support
Add-on: 2-3 Day Parish Mission or Retreat — Deacon Michael visits your parish for formation on faith in the home in the form of a parish mission or retreat, or other format fitting your needs. Schedule time with Deacon Michael to discuss.
What’s Included
Hearth & Altar
Daily formation for families (also in Spanish)
Eventide & Altar
Daily formation for empty nesters (also in Spanish)
Iron & Altar
Daily formation + small groups for men
Vessel & Altar
Daily formation + small groups for women
Young Disciples
Daily formation for teens 13-17
Ostium Catholic
Daily formation for young adults 18-28
Fons Catholic
Daily formation for OCIA and new Catholics
Parish Prayers
Weekly liturgical content for staff
Deacon Life
Formation and community for deacons
Ready to bring Domus to your parish?
Tell us a bit about your community. We’ll follow up within 48 hours to answer questions and help you get started.
Parish Partnership Inquiry
Tell us about your parish and what you’re looking for. No commitment — just a conversation.
Have Deacon Michael Come to Your Parish
Before a parish adopts anything, it usually wants to meet the person behind it. An evening or a weekend is often the simplest place to start.
Who Is Behind This
Domus Formation was founded by Deacon Michael Halbrook, a permanent deacon of the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois, serving at St. Elizabeth Parish in Granite City. His background is in formation, with three decades in media and technology.