Everyone is welcome to participate in discussions at Catholic Dads – members and non-members, dads and non-dads alike (see our comment policy). The information below is on becoming a member. To become a member, a person should:
- Be a faithful Catholic (or in the process of becoming Catholic)
- Be a Dad (or an expectant dad)
- Have an active email and complete the registration process.
Membership levels
There are threebasic levels for blog membership.
- Associate are those who are associated with the blog. Anyone with a valid email can become a subscriber.
- Member are those who have completed the registration process, including the bio and can submit articles for publication.
- Authors are those who write regularly articles. These individuals have made a commitment to the mission of Catholic Dads and actively contribute to it.
Process
1. Register. Anyone is free to register at our registration page. This requires a valid email. At this point, you are an “associate” of the site.
2.Complete registration information and bio. To complete the registration, login to the site and complete the information. Once you login you can change your password, and enter information about yourself. Please, be sure to include information in the bio section about being a Catholic dad (number of kids, love the Church, etc.). The first part of my own bio can serve as an example.
EXAMPLE: Gen Xer who has grown up (mostly). I earned a PhD in Psychology, and work in marketing research, but my Catholic faith and my family are most important to me. I live with my wife and four kids in Southern California.
Completing this information is required before your status can move from “Associate” to “Member”. If you do not complete this information, we may delete your information and status entirely at our discretion.
Note that your bio information will likely be used as an introduction to the site community when you contribute your first article.Click here for information on our posting policy.)
If you are a non-member and would like to post articles, send them to robk at catholicdadsonline.org and I will post them if appropriate to the venue.
3. (optional) Becoming a contributor.To become a contributor to Catholic Dads, simply
4. Submit your blog if you have one. If you have a blog and would like to promote it, be sure to have it included in our blog roll. We include your site in our list of Catholic Dads, post an introduction to your site on Catholic Dads, and include your RSS feed in the the Catholic Dads combined feed. Click here for more information and the request form.
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