The only way I can help this committee is to be the proofreader. Don't be skeptical. I may not be a good English speaker but I can find mistakes even when I'm not trying to find one. A couple of months ago there was a poster that says dinner for Seminarins. Missing letter A, seminarians. And in the May 4th bulletin, in the Altar Guild News paragraph - Loraine and Sharron were misspelled. Should be Lorraine and Sharon. Are you not yet convinced? In this forum alone I found misspelled words like raffel (raffle), canapy (canopy), badmitton (badminton), jubalee (jubilee), Tyco drumming (Taiko), and jugglar (juggler). The errors that I find are not limited to typos and spelling errors but also factual errors, math errors. I know we have an editor in our group but there's no harm to let me review your work first before you finalize them. For example, in the coupon that Patti made, there's a reference to St. Joe's. I prefer to have it spelled fully like St. Joseph's. No big deal. But you'll never hear me say St. Patty or St. Joe. Maybe it's a cultural thing.