JSI will soon launch Josephology Studies, a peer-reviewed, scholarly journal. We welcome contributions from all topics in Josephology, especially Joseph in Scripture, the early Church Fathers, the liturgy, the magisterium, devotional piety, as well as reviews on new books, movies, art, and music.
Please include a short abstract of 300 words or less at the beginning of your paper and email it to JosephologySociety@gmail.com by September 8, 2025. Submissions should be formatted according to the Josephology Studies style guide provided below. Please note that submissions must be original and not previously published in English. JSI also welcomes submissions on a rolling basis throughout the year.




I. Guidelines for Submissions
Papers should conform to The Chicago Manual of Style (current edition), not APA nor MLA. The Antiphon style guide is also an excellent source to be consulted.
Articles are unique, not published previously in English, and are the copyright property of Josephology Studies.
Submissions are peer reviewed by an editorial board and an advisory board of scholars with applicable expertise.
Email files attached in Word (.doc or .docx), rich-text (.rtf) or Pages (.pages) format.
Include a 250-word abstract with your submission and keywords (e.g., Josephology, fatherhood, Augustine).
Articles may vary in length (typically 5 to 15 pages).
Please submit papers to JosephologySociety@gmail.com.
After article approval, authors will receive one additional opportunity to read through the type-set piece in order to make any final corrections. Detecting errors lies with the author.
Authors receive a PDF of the final work. Please advise editors if you will share your article on Academia or elsewhere.
If you have any questions on these instructions, please ask.
Please advise at the same email address if you are interested in participating in the advisory board.
Articles may be submitted by one author or multiple authors.
II. Josephology Studies' Style Guidelines
Coming soon ....
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Editor
Rev. Neil J. Roy, STL, PhD
Priest of the Diocese of Peterborough, Canada
Associate Editor
Dr. Robert Fastiggi, MTh
Sacred Heart Major Seminary
*For a sample scholarly article, please click here.


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