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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More than three centuries after the death of Vincent de
Paul, his commitment of service to the poor is evident
throughout the Catholic Diocese of San Angelo in organizations that bear his name and others that are equally faithful
to his tradition.
Registration for public events during the 2026 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage opened March 18, revealing abundant opportunities for Catholics to join the nine "perpetual pilgrims" traveling the East Coast route from Florida to Maine that culminates in an Independence Day weekend celebration in Philadelphia.
La edición de este mes del Ángelus del Oeste de Texas se publica en pleno tiempo de Cuaresma. Esto nos brinda la oportunidad de profundizar nuestra comprensión del origen y el significado de esta santa época.
This month’s edition of the West Texas Angelus is published in the heart of the season of Lent. This presents an opportunity for us to deepen our understanding of the origin and meaning of this holy season.
One frequent tactic used by criminals to defraud the faithful is to utilize text messages or email to impersonate a pastor and ask for the purchase of gift cards.