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The West Texas Angelus is the official monthly newspaper of the Diocese of San Angelo. The Angelus is published the first Monday following the first Saturday of each month and delivered to all registered parishioners in the Diocese of San Angelo. The subscription rate for all others is $10 per year.
Story suggestions, calendar items, parish briefs, and all other submissions should be emailed to Brian Bodiford, Editor, at [email protected]. Copy and photo deadline is the third Friday of the month. Photos should be submitted in jpeg format.
Letters to the editor are welcome and should be emailed to Brian Bodiford, Editor, at [email protected]. Letters to the editor are printed at the discretion of the editor. Identities of the writers are subject to verification. Please include your name, address, and phone number when submitting letters. -
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News
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March 18The Dr. Arnoldo De León Department of History at Angelo State University will host the 4th annual Lone Star Lecture Series March 27 at 6 p.m. This year's lecture is "La Dama Azul: How the Story of a Bilocating Nun Travelled the Indigenous Highways of the Southwest" by Dr. Juliana Barr of Duke University.Read More
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February 10
Como católicos en la Diócesis de San Ángelo, estamos conectados de diversas maneras con nuestros hermanos católicos por todo el mundo, en los Estados Unidos, en el estado de Texas, y en nuestra región. La organización principal que sirve para conectar a todas las diócesis de nuestro estado se llama la Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de Texas.Read More -
February 10
As Catholics in the Diocese of San Angelo, we are connected in various ways to our fellow Catholics around the world, in the U.S., in the state of Texas, and in our region. The principal organization that serves to connect all the dioceses in our state is called the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops.Read More
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January 20
Monsignor Robert N. Bush passed away at the age of 81 on January 17, 2025, in Abilene, Texas. Services will be held at Sacred Heart Church in Abilene and Sacred Heart Cathedral in San Angelo. Click for full details.Read More -
January 20This morning it was announced that Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Joe Vásquez as the next Archbishop of Galveston-Houston. Bishop Vásquez is currently serving as the Bishop of Austin and was originally ordained a priest for the Diocese of San Angelo.Read More
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