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Archdiocese of St. Louis
1998-2007

Our relationship with the Archdiocese began in 1998 with the creation of the web sites for the archdiocese and the Papal Visit to St. Louis. over teh course of nearly a decade we created sites for dozens of archdiocesan agencies and special events. Our work for the archdiocese received numerous honors including two Catholic Communication Campaign Proclaim Awards, the St. Louis Business Journal e-Business Award for Best Community Site and the 2006 River Front Times award for Best Local Site.

The primary web site eventually grew to over 1,000 pages of content, organized into logical, user-friendly categories and was one of the most accessed diocesan web sites in the United States, generating approximately 1500 visitors each day and 20,000 prayer requests each year.

Praise for studioJMC

"When we made the decision to utilize StudioJMC for our Archdiocesan and Papal Visit web sites in 1998, we did so based on our perception that the quality would be high, and the service that would be provided would be a good value. For more than three years we have not been disappointed."

Steve Mamanella
Former Director of Communication
Archdiocese of St. Louis

From the St. Louis Business Journal

The site's use of mosaic graphics also captured the judge's eye. "The rich graphical illustration drew me to this particular Web site," Orange said. "The pictures actually tell a story. I also loved the choices, for Web site navigation, which significantly contributes to the site's ease of use."

Lamont Orange
Senior Consultant
Systems and Advisory Services
Ernst & Young

From the River Tront Times

A great Web site reveals multitudes, possesses as much depth as a good book. It offers a distinctive voice, an expert point of view, a solid aesthetic. Combined, these traits create something akin to a belief system. Kind of like the Catholic Church. With 2,000 years of writing to draw from, the Archdiocese of St. Louis' Web site is a wellspring.