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Sample rows

10 of the 423 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

New York has the most listings: 41 businesses, 29 of them with an email address. New Jersey follows with 34.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 371 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 330 rated businesses is 4.7, and 73 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 296 email addresses, 104 (35%) are role addresses such as info@, 140 (47%) name a person and 52 (18%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this parish email list?

The parish file has 423 Google Maps listings in the Parish category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one parish as it appears on the map, usually the church and its office. Parishes that run a school, a hall or a second worship site can have extra rows, and a parish that shares a pastor with a neighbor keeps its own listing.

Of the 423 listings, 296 have an email address, read from the parish website. One address per parish. Phone numbers are on 343 rows and a website is on 311. The parish office is staffed at set hours, so a phone call at the right time of day reaches a person, while email reaches the office inbox at any hour.

All rows carry the single category Parish. The file does not name the denomination, so the parish name and website are where to look, for example for a saint's name or a diocese.

How can you segment the file?

A spreadsheet filter on three columns covers what parish sellers need.

State and city follow how dioceses and parishes are spread. New York has 41 listings, New Jersey 34, Pennsylvania 30, Wisconsin 28 and Massachusetts 27. Milwaukee has 9 listings, the most of any city, and Philadelphia follows with 6. A seller who works with one diocese can take the cities that belong to it.

Email type shows who gets the mail. Parishes give 140 named-person addresses, 104 role addresses and 52 free-mail addresses. A named-person address often belongs to the pastor or the parish administrator. A role address such as office@ or parishoffice@ reaches the parish secretary, who usually opens the mail, handles the bulletin and decides which vendor emails go to the pastor.

Parish names carry a lot of information. Words such as Saint, Our Lady, Holy, Cathedral or Sacred Heart appear in names, and a name with two parish names joined suggests a merged parish. Searching the name for a saint's name lets you reach parishes with a particular dedication.

• State and city: one diocese region or one metro.
• Business name words: St, Our Lady, Holy, Cathedral, Sacred Heart.
• Email type: pastor or administrator versus parish office.
• Website: look for a school, a bulletin, a hall for rent or a capital campaign.

Who buys a parish email list?

Vendors who sell to churches and parish offices buy it. Parish management and donation software companies pitch online giving, registration and Mass intention tracking. Bulletin publishers sell printed weekly bulletins with local ads. Liturgical supply houses sell vestments, candles, hosts, hymnals and sacramental items.

Church furniture makers, organ builders and tuners, bell and sound system installers and stained-glass restorers work on buildings that are often a century old. Roofing and masonry contractors, parking lot paving firms and HVAC companies pitch repairs. Fundraising consultants and capital campaign firms look for parishes planning a building project. Parish insurance brokers, security camera installers and catering and event suppliers for parish halls also buy the list. Pilgrimage tour operators contact pastors directly.

How do you run outreach to parishes?

The parish office is the front door. The secretary reads the inbox, and the pastor sees what the secretary decides to forward. Write the first email so a secretary can pass it on with one click, with the product, the offer and a contact number in the first lines.

Time matters in the church calendar. Offices are busy before Christmas and Easter and around parish festivals. Software and bulletin offers fit better in late summer and January, when the parish plans the year. A building vendor should write ahead of the parish's budget cycle.

A named-person address reaches the pastor or an administrator, and a short, respectful message that names the parish works. A free-mail address, 52 in this file, often belongs to a small parish run by a few volunteers. Keep the message plain.

Use the website to see whether the parish has a school, a cemetery or a parish hall, since each opens a different pitch. Dedupe by domain, because merged parishes share a site. Send small batches and watch replies.

What email rules apply when you contact parishes?

A commercial email to a parish office falls under two CAN-SPAM basics: show a valid physical postal address for your company, and include an opt-out that works, then honor it. A parish secretary who asks you to stop expects the next bulletin offer not to arrive.

Which states and cities should you start with?

New York has 41 parish listings and 29 emails. New Jersey has 34 and 24, Pennsylvania 30 and 21, Wisconsin 28 and 20, and Massachusetts 27 and 19. California has 25 and 18, Illinois 23 and 16, Louisiana 21 and 15, Ohio 21 and 15 and Maine 14 and 10.

Milwaukee leads the cities with 9 listings, followed by Philadelphia with 6. Chicago and Louisville have 4 each. San Diego, Laplace in Louisiana, Minneapolis and Warren in Ohio have 3 each, and Fremont and Los Angeles have 2 each.

The Northeast and the Great Lakes hold most of the listings. A seller who serves older church buildings can start there, and a direct mail vendor can pair the file with the address and ZIP columns.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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