Review for Religious submission guidelines and market information
Review for Religious Submission Guidelines
Submission Address
3601 Lindell Blvd.
Room 428
St. Louis MO 63108-3393
Phone: (314)977-7363
Fax: (314)977-7362
Editor: David L. Fleming, S.J., editor
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From the Review for Religious guidelines:
Submission Guidelines Details for Review for Religious
Market Type:Magazine
Contact: David L. Fleming, S.J., editor
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Web Address: www.reviewforreligious.org
From the Guidelines
Journal Articles
- Article submissions must deal primarily with consecrated life in the Catholic Church, whether in a religious institute, society of apostolic life, secular institute, as a consecrated virgin, or as a third order/oblate.
- The normal length for an article is 2,000 to 6,000 words, although other lengths will be considered.
- Articles must have a thesis and provide evidence appropriate to the field being written for their thesis.
- Theological submissions are the primary focus of RfR, but we welcome interdisciplinary or other non-theological submissions about religious life. These may include sociological, psychological, canonical, historical, biographical, anthropological, literary, or other research.
- All articles should be prepared for blind review. Do not type your name or affiliation on the manuscript. If you reference your own previous work in your initial submission, do it in such a way that it is not obvious you are the author of the article. If there are footnotes in which you cannot avoid such a reference, omit the footnote and substitute language in its place such as “Citation withheld for purposes of review.”
- All articles should be original research not published elsewhere or currently being considered by another journal.
- Please review and use the detailed guidelines on this page.
Possible topics for articles include, but are not limited to:
- Theology of consecrated life
- Social science studies of consecrated life
- Historical studies of religious orders, institutes, or personages
- Third-order religious life, such as oblates
- Philosophical questions related to religious life
Submissions for general consideration may be made at any time during the year. Submissions for special topics will have deadlines attached. We aim to notify authors within three months of submission whether their article has been accepted.