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On Tuesday, Dec. 10, students and staff from The Prout School visited with Bishop Thomas J. Tobin at his Chancery office in Providence. The bishop presented them with a check for $100,000 to assist with the cost of a new athletic field on Prout’s campus. Pictured from left, Father Carl Fisette, school chaplain; Ellie Edwards; Drew Brouillette; Stella Mayo; Bishop Tobin; Zach Bowe; Colin Bois; Aidan O’Neill; and Dave Estes, principal.
Diocese awards $100,000 grant to help The Prout School break ground on new athletic field in South County
PROVIDENCE — Christmas came early for The Prout School community as Bishop Thomas J. Tobin presented the diocesan high school with a major gift of $100,000 that will go a long way in helping to … more
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St. Rose students take the stage in Disney's 'Frozen Jr.'
Fifty-five students from St. Rose of Lima School recently presented Disney’s ‘Frozen Jr.’, on Nov. 9 -10 at Warwick Veterans Memorial Middle School. This production was produced in partnership … more
Saints in the making at Father John V. Doyle School
As part of their All Saints Day celebration, held on Nov. 1, Father John V. Doyle School, in Coventry, celebrated Mass as a school, and also had a visit from some saints. The school’s fourth and … more
Providence College nationally recognized for study abroad program
PROVIDENCE — On December 5, Providence College (PC) announced that they were recently ranked 6th in the United States for semester-long study abroad in the category of Master’s Colleges and … more
On Nov. 19, The Prout School also delivered 1,100 pounds of food to the Jonnycake Center in Wakefield. Over the course of a few weeks, students, faculty and staff filled 30 Thanksgiving baskets and an additional five boxes of food for the center. Several gift cards, a turkey voucher and cash were donated as well. The food will be distributed by the Jonnycake Center to local families in need during this holiday season. The collection was organized by the students on Prout’s Student Council.
Great generosity throughout the Season
Salve Regina science faculty awarded $400,000 in federal funding for research, collaboration
NEWPORT — Salve Regina’s science faculty have been awarded a five-year, $400,000 subcontract from the National Science Foundation that will support their research and collaboration efforts with … more
Praying for Noah Antunes
Praying for Noah AntunesDanielle Ziegler’s Second Grade class at Msgr. Gadoury Catholic Regional School in Woonsocket has been praying for 11-year-old, Noah Antunes, who lives in Smithfield. At … more
Grandparents are a blessing
Bishop Hendricken was blessed and honored to recently welcome grandparents to campus for their 9th annual Grandparents Day. Each year, students are invited to share their Hendricken experience with … more
"God bless us, every one!"
WARWICK — Honesto Aguinald has a great deal to be proud of. He smiled outside of his third grade classroom at St. Rose of Lima in Warwick, and shared what it’s like to play an iconic … more
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Author Tom Pilecki congratulates the St. Luke School community on its STEAM success.
St. Luke joins fraternity of Catholic schools certified in STEAM education
BARRINGTON — St. Luke School has become the fourth Catholic school in the diocese to earn recognition as a STEAM certified school, a distinction that builds upon the success of a curriculum rooted … more
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