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Pax et Bonum Radio – WOPG 1460 AM

1460 AM Catholic Radio Albany
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Pax et Bonum Radio is WOPG, an Albany-area Catholic station carrying prayer, teaching, devotional programming and EWTN content. Start the WOPG live stream above. Confirmed recurring broadcasts below include Called to Serve from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany; a complete stable network clock is not published, so other hours are not inferred.

WOPG broadcasts on 1460 AM as a commercial Class B station licensed to Albany, New York, with 5 kW day and night. The same Pax et Bonum service is also heard on WOPG-FM 89.9, licensed to Esperance.

The stations are owned by Pax et Bonum, Inc. Their name is the traditional Franciscan greeting meaning “peace and good.” The service operates from Bethlehem with a mailing address in Rexford, New York.

On-air guide

Pax et Bonum Radio program schedule

Selected regular programs · Eastern Time (ET)

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–Called to Serve

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No regular schedule is currently listed for this day.

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Verified broadcast signals

Pax et Bonum Radio frequencies and coverage

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SignalFrequencyCall signCommunitySource
Primary signal1460 AMWOPGAlbany, New YorkFCC facility 72117
Simulcast89.9 FMWOPG-FMEsperance, New YorkFCC data

Relations last verified September 13, 2026.

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Contact details

Station address105 Kenwood Avenue, Bethlehem, NY 12054; P.O. Box 89, Rexford, NY 12148
Office phone(518) 478-0121

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