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Membership
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How much does a membership cost?
The membership fee depends on the number of students at your school.
Fees for Schools:
- 1-200 students = $300 per year
- 201-400 students = $350 per year
- 401-6000 students = $395 per year
- 601-800 students = $430 per year
- 801+ Students = $480 per year
Fees for Parishes/Organisations :
$380
How do I pay my membership?
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Will I receive an email reminder when my annual subscription is about to expire?
Yes. 60 days before the expiry date, you’ll receive an email reminder with a link to renew your subscription.
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Is there a limit to the number of resources I can download?
No. Your membership grants you unlimited access to all our resources.
Are the resources protected by copyright?
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Who writes the resources?
Our committed team of professional liturgy writers consists of Catholic teachers who have personal experience working with young people and understand how to connect faith to life, and life to faith.
Do you have any videos?
Yes. Your membership entitles you to access the Emmaus Online Video and Meditation Library featuring 350+ inspirational videos for students and teachers. Use your LRP username and password to log in.
How often do you add new resources?
Continually. New resources are added throughout the year to ensure the content is relevant, contemporary and up to date.
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News & Events
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