Holy Trinity Caisse Lenexa · under PAIX
Pre-approval A proposal for Holy Trinity Parish, Lenexa. Not yet approved by pastor, chancery, or Amazon.
One good deed. One witness. One hour. One token.

Four lanes. One caisse. One neighbor served.

IShopping

Certified shopping

Parishioner shops with the caisse code at retail; the nonprofit-procurement spread lands in the common fund.
IIDeeds

Deeds & donations

An hour of service witnessed becomes one token. Dollar donors feed the same fund.
IIIWitness

PAIX Witness

Deed clips published under a shared Catholic imprint. All monetization returns to the caisse.
IVTrade

Professional services

An hour of a professional's trade at full market rate. Provider chooses 0–30% walk-away.

We do not invent. We continue.

Alphonse Desjardins captured a Catholic people's savings flow and redirected it to their own. Father McGivney captured the same people's insurance flow and did likewise. The Holy Trinity Caisse turns the same wheel a third time.

The founding packet

I. The Charter The Rule, seven Articles, five Flows, the Order, the Fathers' Work Continued, the Posture, the Promise, the Public Witness II. Two Fathers of Mutual Aid Desjardins and McGivney — one page placing the caisse as the third turn of the same wheel III. The Public Ledger — Dashboard Specification Nine metrics, refreshed nightly, at a permanent public URL IV. The Economic Model Four-lane math, year-1/2/3 realistic ramp, sourced line by line V. Ledger, Shop & PAIX Witness Technical Spec Nine tables, SQLite spine, vendor and platform abstractions, buildable in one week VI. Knights Letter The invitation to the first Grand Knight, with three honest caveats named plainly VII. Certification & Enrollment Flow 30-second parishioner UX, 3-minute steward nightly queue, professional-services enrollment sub-flow VIII. PAIX Witness Content Pipeline Capture through revenue reporting, with the guardrails encoded rather than proclaimed Cover Index — the full packet in one page Everything above, in reading order, with the three honest caveats and the whole ambition

What this packet asks

Not money. Not endorsement of a concept. Not a program integration.

  • From the pastor: a blessing, and permission to be kept under the parish's roof.
  • From the Knights: recognition as consistent with Father McGivney's charism, and a nominated council of witnesses.
  • From diocesan counsel: a blessing of the walk-away structure and IRS receipt language for the professional-services lane, before the first professional is enrolled.
  • From the parishioners: nothing yet. The caisse is offered, not imposed.