CatholicMatch Review February 2023

Signing up on CatholicMatch can be done via your email address or Facebook account. Although not plenty, answering all the fields presented in the registration process is mandatory. 

It's quite evident that many of the questions are about your faith, beliefs, and religious practices. Apart from these questions, you will also be required to upload a primary photo. The photo in question can be uploaded straight from your computer or lifted from your Facebook account.

Unlike in most dating sites where you have the freedom to create your username, CatholicMatch will assign you one. Your automatic username is "YourName-MembershipNumber." For example, if you're name's Anna and you are the two millionth member to register, you'll be Anna-2000000.

Standard members may have had it easy when it came to signing up and profile customization, but not so much with contacting other members. You can't send messages to other members unless you upgrade to a premium subscription first.

If you're a free member, you can send them Emotigrams, but you can't add a personalized note to make your interaction even more memorable.

In terms of receiving messages, you can receive one, no problem, but the catch is the length of time you'll be able to read its contents. Only after ten days will you be able to read your received message. This seems counterproductive, not unless you're the lucky one who got contacted by an ever-patient CatholicMatch member.

Members can set up 20 multiple-choice questions that don't usually come to mind when engaging in small talk. You can answer these on their profiles so they can get to know you better.

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