The Catholic Diocese of El Paso
@elpasodiocese.org
The Catholic Diocese of El Paso, Texas
The Catholic Diocese of El Paso's Company Logos
The Catholic Diocese of El Paso's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#4271AE
San Marino
66, 113, 174
214, 45, 47
62, 35, 0, 32
#C1C1C1
Silver
193, 193, 193
0, 0, 76
0, 0, 0, 24
#6F5A3B
Yellow Metal
111, 90, 59
36, 31, 33
0, 19, 47, 56
About The Catholic Diocese of El Paso
The Catholic Diocese of El Paso, established in 1914, is a thriving religious institution serving a Catholic population of 656,035 in far West Texas. Spanning across 10 counties and encompassing 26,686 square miles, the Diocese is dedicated to providing spiritual guidance and support to its community. With 55 parishes, 20 missions, and 17 ministries, the Diocese offers a wide range of services and programs to meet the diverse needs of its members.
Notably, the El Paso Catholic Church holds a significant place in history as it boasts several firsts, including the first Catholic mission and Mass in Texas, the first Thanksgiving in the U. S., and the first hospital in El Paso. Most notably, it was the first Diocese in the United States to be led by a Hispanic Bishop.
The Diocese also takes pride in its long-standing commitment to serving migrants. In 2014, the community celebrated the Diocese's 100th anniversary, marking a century of unwavering dedication to the El Paso community. Contact the Catholic Diocese of El Paso for spiritual guidance and to access their expanding range of services and ministries
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1914
Company size
501-1000 employees
