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ALAMO, TX 

Saint Joseph and Saint Rita Monastery 
P.O. Box 1099 Alamo, TX 78516-1099 

Phone: (956)781-1044 
E-mail: capuchinpoorclarestx@yahoo.com 


AMARILLO, TX 

Monastery of the Blesses Sacrament and Our Lady of Guadalupe 
4201 N.E. 18th Avenue 
Amarillo, TX 79107 

Phone: (806)383-9877 
E-mail: clares@gmail.com 


DENVER, CO 

Our Lady of Light Monastery 
3325 Pecos Street Denver, CO 80211 

Phone: (303)458-6339 
E-mail: denver.capclares@gmail.com 


PUEBLO, CO 

Monastery of Our Heavenly Father 
806 E. "B" Street Pueblo, CO 81003 

Phone: (719)295-2236 
E-mail: damaspobres@gmail.com 


WILMINGTON, DE 

Saint Veronica Giuliani Monastery 
816 Jefferson Street Wilmington, DE 19801-1432 

Phone: (302)654-8727 
E-mail: capuchinpoorc@comcast.net

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