CLIENT: Veterum Sapientia Institute
Catholic Remote Learning
Deliverables
- Web Design
- Case for Support
- Ongoing Web Content
- Print Design
Revitalizing Ancient Languages for the Modern World
The Veterum Sapientia Institute (VSI) is the only Vatican-accredited organization in the world offering Ecclesiastical Latin and Biblical Greek education. Their mission is to teach these ancient languages as living tools, fostering a deep connection to faith and tradition. Despite their unique standing, VSI faced challenges in growing their visibility and supporting their rapid expansion.
The Challenge
VSI’s outdated website and marketing materials couldn’t keep up with their increasing demand.
They needed an SEO-optimized site that showcased their mission and attracted prospective students, faculty, and donors. At the same time, print collateral had to convey VSI’s vision to potential benefactors.
With summer classes fast approaching, VSI required swift action to launch essential pages while laying a foundation for future growth.
The Solution
Web Design
Created a modern, SEO-friendly website that drives conversions and highlights VSI’s Vatican accreditation and educational offerings.
Case for Support
Developed compelling donor materials to inspire generosity and support VSI’s vision for growth, faculty expansion, and curriculum development.
Print Design
Designed eye-catching brochures with engaging copy and QR codes, enabling donors and students to easily explore VSI’s offerings.
Ongoing Web Content
Provided a steady stream of timely and evergreen content to keep the website relevant, informative, and engaging for VSI’s diverse audience.
From a Cluttered Past to a Cohesive Future
With their new website and marketing tools, VSI has established itself as a leader in Ecclesiastical Latin and Biblical Greek education.
Their digital presence now reflects the quality of their programs, while their print collateral inspires both donors and students to take action. This alignment of mission and strategy allows VSI to meet growing demands while revitalizing Catholic culture through accessible, engaging education.
