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Jean-François Millet, The Angelus (1857–59): two peasants stand in a field at dusk, heads bowed in prayer, a church spire on the horizon.
Print ads

Help Us Spread the Word

Ready-to-print ads for the Angelus Bell app. Put one in your parish bulletin or newsletter, or share it with your school or ministry, and help the Angelus be heard again.

The ads

Choose an Ad

Use the PDF for printing and the PNG for email, websites, and screens. All are print quality (300 DPI).

Black-and-white bulletin ad: “The app that rings beautiful church bells for the Angelus,” the store logos, a QR code, and AngelusBell.org.
For the parish bulletin

Black-and-White Bulletin Ad

Black and white · 3.6 × 3.6 in at 300 DPI · print at 3.6 in wide

Best for: a parish bulletin that prints in black and white.

PNG44 KB, bulletin ad, black and whitePDF186 KB, bulletin ad, black and white

Color Ads

How to use them

A Few Tips

Parish secretaries

For the Bulletin

  1. If your bulletin prints in black and white, use the bulletin ad. The color ads have dark backgrounds that print heavy in one ink.
  2. Send the PDF to your bulletin publisher or printer. The bulletin ad is made to run at 3.6 in wide.
  3. Don’t print an ad smaller than the width listed under it, or the QR code may not scan. Test it with your own phone before the bulletin goes out.
  4. Run the blurb below beside the ad, or on its own in the announcements.
Newsletter and web editors

For Email and the Web

  1. Use the PNG, set to the width of your newsletter (about 600 px in most email tools). The large file stays sharp on phones.
  2. Link the picture to AngelusBell.org. Someone reading on a phone can’t scan a QR code on the same screen.
  3. The widescreen ad fills a TV or a projector slide, for announcements in the parish hall or the classroom.

Please don’t crop out the QR code.

To go with the ad

Bulletin Blurb

A few lines to run beside the ad or on their own. Copy and paste them as they are.

For centuries, church bells called the faithful to pause and pray the Angelus at morning, noon, and evening. The free Angelus Bell app brings these bells back! Complete with the words of the prayer right there on your screen, it works on iPhone, Android, and Chrome browser. No ads and entirely free! Get it at AngelusBell.org.

Thank You for Spreading the Word

Did your parish or school run an ad? We would love to hear where. Write to hello@angelusbell.org.