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to view the articles written for our bulletin
by parishioners of St. Therese Parish.

If you would like to submit an article for our bulletin, you may do so by emailing our bulletin editor at:

maryjo@sttheresecatholicchurch.com. Please see the guidelines below for more information.

Submission Guidelines

1. All submissions become the property of Saint Therese Parish. By submitting an article, you grant permission for the article to be reprinted in our parish bulletin, placed online, and used as we see fit.
2. Not all submissions will be used. For example: Any article contrary to the teachings of the Church will be rejected.
3. All submissions are subject to editing for content and/or length.
4. All articles should be written by the submitter.
5. The following are generally not used in our bulletin as an article in and of themselves: Quotations from Church Conciliar Documents, the Bible, Papal Encyclicals, Bulls, Apostolic Exhortations, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, chain e-mails, poems, articles from other magazines, books, etc.. If you wish to use any of the above, you are encouraged to write an article which uses quotations from these sources and cites them appropriately so that plagiarism is avoided.
6.  All articles need to be submitted at least nine days in advance. For example: if you are writing an article for Easter Sunday, you would have to submit the article by the Friday before Palm Sunday in order to give us ample time to work with it.
7. In regards to article length: The columns for the bulletin are 3.5 inches wide and 10 inches long. Size 16-18 "Copperplate Gothic" (Bolded) Font is used for the heading. Your name is on the next line in size 11.5 "Times New Roman" (Italicized). The article should be written in size 11 "Book Antiqua." This means that one column is about 430 words. Articles are best kept to a column or less. However, up to two columns of an article may be printed in any one bulletin. If the article is longer than this, it will generally be broken up into smaller articles and run on several consecutive weeks.
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