FUTURE PRIESTS
About This Portal
The Seminarian Sponsorship Portal connects seminaries in India with faithful supporters in the U.S., helping fund the formation of future priests. Sponsors play a vital role in their journey while gaining a lifelong prayer partner. Though anonymous, sponsors can send letters via the seminary rector. This initiative strengthens global Catholic faith and fosters meaningful spiritual connections.
- Exclusive access to Placid Academy Study Materials & Special Events
- Recognition as a valued supporter of Catholic priestly formation
- Receive updates on seminaries and their mission
- Open to anyone in the U.S. to sponsor a seminarian
- Seminarian identity remains anonymous until Ordination
- Portal follows strict guidelines from The Synodal Commission
- Contributions are tax-deductible
- Sponsors choose the seminary and the number of seminarians to sponsor
- Sponsors pledge $50/month per seminarian through Head, Heart & Hand Foundation
- Benefactors receive Monthly Statements & Year-end Tax Receipts
- Funds are transferred monthly to the seminary account via wire transfer
Easy steps to sponsor
Become a Sponsor
Step - 01
Select a Seminary
Choose a seminary you would like to contribute to
Step - 02
Choose a Number
You may choose a sponsor a seminarian or more
Step - 03
Register
Fill a out a simple registration form
Step - 04
Payment
Read payment instructions and make your first payment
Frequently Asked Questions
By signing up for a monthly donation, you provide consistent financial support to a seminarian, helping cover essential expenses such as education, accommodation, and daily needs. Your generosity allows them to focus on their spiritual formation without financial burden.
Since the portal does not process payments directly, you will receive step-by-step instructions on how to make your donation via bank transfer or third-party payment platforms.
Yes, you can adjust or discontinue your sponsorship at any time. If you need assistance, you can contact the support team for guidance.
Not right now, as you will remain anonymous to the seminarian. However, you will receive regular updates about their journey, and you will get to know the person before their priestly ordination.