Magisterium AI

Supported Tools

Currently, Magisterium MCP provides the following tools:

ToolDescriptionParameters
searchRetrieve documents from Magisterium AI's knowledgebase using semantic search.query (string, required)
fetchFetch the excerpt of a specific document part by its ID.id (string, required)
get_mass_readingsGet the Mass readings for a specific date.query (string, required): date query in natural language
get_martyrologyGet the saints of the day for a specific date.date (string, required): absolute date as YYYY-MM-DD
get_saintLook up a saint, blessed, venerable, or servant of God by name or ID. Returns structured biographical data — canonical status, feast day, life and death, canonization, patronage, biography, image.query (string, optional): natural-language name; saint_id (string, optional): canonical ID. At least one is required.
get_personLook up a Catholic clergy figure (bishop, cardinal, archbishop, etc.) by name or ID. Returns structured biographical data — current position, ordination and consecration, cardinal elevation, episcopal lineage, education, image. Covers living and historical clergy; popes are exposed via get_pope.query (string, optional): natural-language name; person_id (string, optional): canonical ID. At least one is required.
get_popeLook up a pope by name or ID. Returns structured papal data — pontificate dates, papal name and ordinal, birth name and origin, beatification and canonization status.query (string, optional): natural-language name; pope_id (string, optional): canonical ID. At least one is required.
get_dioceseLook up an ecclesiastical jurisdiction (diocese, archdiocese, eparchy, etc.) by name or ID. Returns directory metadata (country, rite, cathedral, current bishop, coat of arms) plus the last 5 years of headline statistics and the latest year's key financial totals.query (string, optional): natural-language name; source_code (string, optional): canonical ID. At least one is required.
get_diocese_statisticsReturn the full yearly statistics time-series for a diocese — all 19 metrics tracked (catholics, priests, parishes, baptisms, seminarians, etc.), one row per year. Use for trend or multi-year analysis.query (string, optional): natural-language name; source_code (string, optional): canonical ID; start_year / end_year (number, optional): inclusive year range.
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