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PROVIDENCE — On Monday, Nov. 3 — the Feast Day of St. Martin de Porres — Providence College celebrated the dedication of the St. Martin De Porres, O.P. Center for Health and Human … more
PROVIDENCE — Since arriving in Rhode Island, Bishop Bruce A. Lewandowski, C.Ss.R. has spoken openly about the need to review the strength, viability, and long-term plans of parishes across the … more
WARWICK — On Sunday Nov. 1, St. Martin DePorres Center celebrated 70 years of service with an Anniversary Gala themed “Honoring Our Legacy, Embracing Our Future.” Click here to … more
Pope Leo XIV is expected to address the up to 15,000 registered young people ages 14-18 from Catholic youth movements across the United States during a 45-minute live dialogue. The Holy See Press … more
Ann G. Boulet Presentation on Loss and Grief SMITHFIELD — Local author and former educator, Ann G. Boulet, will be giving a presentation on loss and grief at St. Michael's Church Hall, 80 … more
PAWTUCKET — It was long before he entered Our Lady of Providence Seminary in 2007 that Father Joshua Barrow began to see little indicators that a life in the priesthood is the path that he … more
Over the years there has been much confusion about cremation in the Catholic Church. The Holy See provided helpful guidance in an instruction issued by the then Congregation for the Doctrine of the … more
On the very popular game show “Jeopardy” contestants are presented with the answer, and it’s up to them to try to figure out the proper question. In a future program, if the … more
The All Saints Day proclamation of St. John Henry Newman as a Doctor of the Church was entirely welcome, if not without a certain irony. First, the good news. Newman was one of the most creative … more
The modern state of Israel has certainly its share of political and military disturbances. The bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem in 1946 was just the beginning of the modern Jewish … more
TO THE EDITOR: In the October 3, 2025 edition of the RI Catholic titled “A Prayer for Walter” Bishop Bruce is so right in this matter stating: “Our immigrant brothers and … more
TO THE EDITOR: On a recent Sunday, while walking by our parish church, I noticed about a dozen people carrying signs facing traffic on Warwick Avenue. They had been there for nearly an hour … more
On Thursday, Oct. 9, boys and girls cross country teams traveled to Slater Park in Pawtucket to compete in the Catholic Athletic League State Championship. more
How do I know if God is calling me? One simple answer is prayer. Prayer opens the heart to God. Open your heart to God in prayer and you will not only find that God loves you, but that God is … more
At the end of His time on earth, Jesus leaves His disciples with the following words: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son … more
In the present day the mention of a cathedral brings to mind the central church of a local diocese. Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Providence, the happily restored Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, and … more
By Erik Scalavino Rhode Island Catholic Correspondent NORTH PROVIDENCE — In the land of the so-called “Midnight Sun,” where it shines continuously throughout most of summertime, … more
MANVILLE — Sister Linsa Neendukunnel, a sister of the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, who for the past 7 years has been living and ministering at St. James Parish, grew up in a family … more
Saint Anthony Holiday Bazaar & Flea Market NORTH PROVIDENCE — Saint Anthony Parish, 1413 Mineral Spring Ave., will host its annual Holiday Bazaar and Flea Market on Saturday, Nov. 8, from 8 … more
WARWICK — Philosophically speaking, the only actual difference between a blessing and a curse is our perspective. The lens and filter through which we choose to view our reality. If, for … more
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