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A sacred interruption, three times a day. Authentic church bells and the Angelus prayer, switching to Regina Caeli at Easter. Angelus Bell rings actual recordings of church bells at the traditional hours of the Angelus: 6 AM, noon, and 6 PM. At the selected times, the extension sounds the bell and opens the prayer so you can pause and pray the same words Christians have recited for centuries. Features: • Real church bells recorded at the Abbey of Notre-Dame in Le Barroux, St. Marcellus in Trento, Holy Ghost Cathedral in Hradec Králové, and more • Choose your hours: morning, noon, evening, or any combination • The full Angelus prayer in both English and Latin • Automatically switches to the Regina Caeli during the Easter season • Shows the day's feast from the Traditional Roman Calendar (1962) or the Novus Ordo calendar for the United States • Rings only when you're at your computer, and skips the hour when you're away • Try it anytime with "Send a test bell" in Settings • A calm, simple design made for prayer Private by design: No accounts, ads, subscriptions, or tracking. It collects no personal data, and your settings stay on your device. It asks for only the permissions it needs. To show the day's feast, it reads feast names from GCatholic.org—and only after Chrome asks your permission. Everything else works offline. Also available on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Android. Learn more at https://AngelusBell.org
Oct 30, 2026
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