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Via is small. Your email reaches a person, not a queue.

Business, press, and partnerships

Same address, and it reaches the person who would be answering you anyway. Worth writing about:

• Parishes, dioceses, schools, and apostolates who want to put Via in front of a group, or who want to talk about what that would take.
• Press and media. Put your outlet and your deadline in the first line. Deadlines get answered first.
• Licensing and content — a translation, a commentary, artwork, or anything you hold the rights to that belongs in Via.
• Sponsorship, advertising, and vendors. Pitches are read. Whether they are answered depends mostly on whether they were written to Via in particular — a mass mailing is recognisable from the first line.

Via Catholic is a sole proprietorship in Texas, United States. If you need something on the business side to make a deal work — an invoice, a signed agreement, a W-9 — say so and we will send it.

Two things go elsewhere

Everything else reaches us at the address above. These two travel faster somewhere else:

• Privacy requests — a copy of your data, a deletion, or a question about this — go to privacy@viacatholic.app. What we do with each is set out in the privacy policy.
• Refunds for a Via Pro subscription are Apple's to give, not ours. Apple bills the subscription, so we have no way to refund it on your behalf. Ask at reportaproblem.apple.com.

Getting a useful reply the first time

If something in the app went wrong, these three lines usually save a round trip: your iPhone model, your iOS version, and what you were doing when it happened. For a reading or a feast day that looked wrong, the date and what your parish actually used is exactly what we need — those reports are how the liturgical calendar gets fixed.

Many questions already have answers on the support page — restoring a subscription, cancelling Via Pro, deleting your account, changing Bible translation. It is worth a look before you write, but never a requirement.

One thing Via is not

Via is not spiritual direction, not confession, and not counselling. We answer questions about the app. For anything weighing seriously on you, please talk to a priest.

If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, please contact your local emergency number, or in the United States call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Please do not wait on an email from us.