Website

Thank you for visiting the Good Shepherd Catholic Church website. We hope that your visit is enjoyable and informative.

Feedback

If you are having any problems with our web site, if there are broken links or documents missing, or if you would just like to provide suggestions or feedback, we welcome your comments. Please send an email to Jason Farmer at jason(at)jacefarm(dot)com.

Compliance

This site has been designed using XHTML and CSS, both to adhere to modern web standards, and to make as much of the Good Shepherd site content as "web accessible" as possible.

The page templates of this site have been tested and validated using online validators at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) web site. Some individual pages may not validate entirely due to certain circumstances. For example, our address links use code from Google Maps that does not validate, but this functionality hopefully provides for a better user experience overall. At times we may include some features that do not follow strict Web standards. This might be done for features that would be helpful to some, but not necessary for the majority of visitors to this site.

If you are interested in reading further about Web Accessibility for the Disabled, click here, and you will be taken to the World Wide Web Consortium website for more information.

Software

Web Site Browsers

The Good Shepherd web site has been thorougly tested for the following browsers:

Internet Explorer 7 (PC)
Internet Explorer 6 (PC)
Firefox (PC)
Firefox (MAC)
Opera (PC)
Opera (MAC)
Safari (PC)
Safari (MAC)

Adobe Reader can be used to view PDF files.

Google products are used to power our analytics, map, and search functions.

phpEventCalendar powers our calendar.

Zenphoto powers our photo gallery.

Credits

This website was produced under the leadership of Fr. Colm O'Ryan and the Pastoral Council of Good Shepherd Catholic Church: Patty Formeca, Dorothy Hayden-Watkins, John Kelly, Nicholas Kublicki, Sharon Monroe, Lisa Nuzzi, Lee Reed, Thomas Thomson, and Rob Weiler.

Many thanks to Jason Farmer, who developed, designed, and programmed this website. You can visit his website at www.jacefarm.com.