February 3, 2012

Register launches subscription renewal drive this month

Whether its tying Tennessee’s Catholic history to its future, or offering a glimpse into the impact of the Catholic Church’s ministries on the lives of people across the street and around the world, the Tennessee Register’s writers and photographers strive to bring you stories that matter.

In our pages, local Catholics share their struggles and triumphs. The paper helps connect Catholics from all corners of the diocese with all corners of the world and helps illuminate the teachings of our faith in a deeper way.

With every story we write, we strive to chronicle the life of the Diocese of Nashville as well as give readers a connection to life in the universal church.

As the award-winning Tennessee Register observes Catholic Press Month this February, we are asking you to renew your subscription to this valuable publication that has been the “voice of Tennessee Catholic Life since 1937.”

The subscription rate remains unchanged this year at $26 for 26 issues. For that small amount, the Tennessee Register will be delivered to your home every two weeks, filled with stories from the Vatican to the smallest parishes in the Diocese of Nashville and everywhere in between.

An envelope to renew your subscription will be included in the Feb. 3 and Feb. 17 issues of the paper. Subscription renewal packets will be sent to all parishes this month as well. If you lose your renewal envelope, contact your parish or call Nancy Mattson at the Register office at (615) 783-0750 to get another.

You can pay through your parish by dropping your subscription renewal envelope in the collection basket at Mass. If you mail payment directly to the Register office, be sure to specify the parish where you are registered so that your parish will get credit for your payment.

According to diocesan policy, a minimum of 70 percent of households in each parish must receive the Tennessee Register. If less than 70 percent of families pay for their own subscription, the parish must make up the difference.

So drop your subscription renewal in the mail or collection basket to help your parish and yourself.