Holy Mass intention terms

Submission and consent

By selecting “Submit intention” on the form, you confirm that you have read and agree to these terms. Through this clear action, you also consent to the processing of the submitted intention and any information in it that may reveal religious beliefs, health information, or other sensitive data, so that the intention can be received, delivered to the selected parish, administered, and confirmed as completed.

The complete intention is read during Holy Mass

The complete submitted intention text is provided to the priest or authorized administrator of the selected parish and read during the selected Holy Mass. If the Mass is streamed or recorded, the words that are read may be heard publicly and remain in the recording. Before submitting, consider the privacy of every person mentioned.

Private sender details

The sender’s first name, last name, phone number, email address, offering amount, and payment information are not read during Mass or shown publicly.

Offering amount and acceptance

You enter the offering amount yourself. The field is required, and the parish minimum shown in the form applies; it cannot be lower than 1 EUR. The intention is delivered to the parish only after reliable confirmation from the payment provider. An offering is not the price of Holy Mass, prayer, or God’s grace.

Who receives the offering

The complete Holy Mass intention offering goes to the parish named on the page, not to Žuvelė.

Date and changes

You may select only a date shown as available. The final status is confirmed on the website and by email. If the Mass time must change for an important reason, the parish or Žuvelė will contact you using the details provided.

Attending Holy Mass

Attending Holy Mass in person is not a condition for accepting an intention. If you can, you are warmly invited to attend at the parish or join the Žuvelė broadcast prayerfully.

What you may pray for

You may submit an intention for the living or the deceased, health, family, vocation, reconciliation, peace, thanksgiving to God, or another good purpose consistent with the Christian faith and human dignity.

Who may access submitted information

Only authorized people who need the information to receive the intention, deliver it to the parish, administer it, account for the payment, or confirm completion may access it. Access is restricted according to role, and significant administrative actions are logged.

Write briefly and respectfully

Avoid unnecessary diagnoses, conflicts, or sensitive details about other people. Žuvelė may stop text that is clearly unlawful, threatening, or infringes another person’s rights and ask you to clarify it.