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If you have any questions, the FAQ contains all the information you need to share your experience.
FAQ
We receive a great deal of material and our editorial team does everything possible to review and publish it.
If a long time has passed without an email reply, please send the material again.
We cannot publish copyrighted material without permission.
Texts, book chapters, printed homilies, or scanned pages require explicit authorization. Creative Commons content must follow its license terms.
Cite the source and attach proof that the content may be published on Mission.
Make sure no photographs or full names appear without permission, to avoid privacy issues.
Use first names only and limit photographs wherever possible.
The author confirms that all required consents, image permissions, and third-party licenses have been obtained.
Upload large video files to an online storage service (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.) and send the download link through this form.
Images must meet these requirements:
– JPG or PNG
– 3:2 aspect ratio (for example 800×600 px)
– maximum 72 dpi
– no larger than 2 MB
Simple formatting such as bold or italics is allowed. A title and subtitle are required.
We will handle the layout.
Write in Italian or English; we will translate the text into the other languages.
We cannot accept responsibility for translation quality.
We recommend at least 400 words.
Complete the dedicated form.
Enter the text and attach images, or attach a PDF containing both with a brief introduction.
Certainly. Send an article, reflection, or story.
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