Cloistered Life website
After only three weeks since its launch, a redesigned website on Catholic religious communities has nearly tripled its number of web visitors from the previous month.
CloisteredLife.com, which focuses on religious communities whose main focus is prayer, rather than outside work, has seen more than 1,300 unique page visits in November since its launch Nov. 5.
“Much of the interest came in the website’s treatment of Pro Orantibus Day, Nov. 21, a day of prayer for those in cloistered communities, since the site carried resources to celebrate that day,” stated Kevin Banet, president of TreeFrogClick, Inc., which expanded the website from 12 to 20 pages.
“This shows how much interest there is in not only religious life, but in the life of those in monasteries and hermitages who are totally dedicated to God in prayer, silence and hiddenness,”
The website features new pages of testimonies of sisters who found their vocation, as well as literature and other resources on the contemplative and cloistered life. It can be seen at www.cloisteredlife.com.
TreeFrogClick, at www.treefrogclick.com, is based in the Chicago area and has been designing websites for religious communities since 2003. TreeFrogClick also hosts advertising for promoting the life of priests, sisters, and brothers.
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