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A Spiritual Journey to Remember
Students from The Prout School, in Wakefield, joined peers from several area Catholic high schools in traveling to Washington, D.C., to catch a glimpse of Pope Francis following the pontiff’s historic address to Congress on Thursday, Sept. 24. more
The sweet sounds of Catholic Schools Week
Sacred Heart School Band Director Philip Desrosiers and his students practice “Amazing Grace” for their Open House performance to be held on Sunday, January 31 — the kick off of Catholic … more
Overbrook Academy learns about fire safety
On Friday, Oct. 5, representatives from the Smithfield Fire Department, including Fire Chief Robert Seltzer, visited Overbrook Academy in Greenville, a Catholic, international boarding school for … more
FAITH, SERVICE, AND COMMUNITY: Graduates, including Temidayo J. Akinjisola, left, and Samuel Ari Cowan smile proudly after their commencement from La Salle Academy. During the graduation, Brother Thomas Gerrow, F.S.C., La Salle president, reminded the young men and women that true happiness is found in the integration of a person's spiritual and daily lives.
La Salle Academy was a ‘second home’ to students
PROVIDENCE — The setting in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul was a glorious one as 333 La Salle Academy seniors, clad in maroon robes with white trim took their places of honor during their graduation On June 6. more
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SCHOOL CLOSING, OPEN HEARTS: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Academy students perform for Bishop Thomas J. Tobin during a recent pastoral visit. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence?s Catholic School Office announced last week that the school will close at the end of the academic year due to a rapid decline in enrollment and increased financial deficits.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Academy to close
CENTRAL FALLS — Principal Doreen Engel said that while she is “deeply saddened” she was unable to prevent the closing of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Academy, she is also optimistic about the future. more
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Students discuss virtues, make new friends
First graders at St. Pius V School in Providence learn about virtues, such as how to be a good friend, with help from their eighth grade buddies. more
John (Jack) Corry, center, principal of St. Paul School in Cranston, was chosen as the 2019 Diocese of Providence Distinguished Elementary School Principal Awardee, during a special presentation on Feb. 1.
Educator honored as 2019 Distinguished Elementary School Principal
CRANSTON — “His students may not know it. But he’s a fighter. And he’s winning,” said superintendent of Catholic schools Daniel J. Ferris about the 2019 Diocese of Providence Distinguished … more
APPRECIATION: Damien Ferreira, 16, of Warwick writes a thank you note to the generous people who have helped him to attend Saint Raphael Academy. Students spent their religion classes writing “thank you” valentines to those who made their Catholic education a possibility.
An affordable Catholic education is within reach
PROVIDENCE— Grateful students of Saint Raphael Academy wrote thank you valentines to the people who have made a difference in their lives. It was their way of showing a sincere appreciation to the generous people who have helped them receive a Catholic education. more
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Catholic schools to perform in Holiday Concerts at Rhode Island Statehouse
Wednesday, Nov. 28, 11 a.m. The Prout School Jazz Combo & Show Chorus more
EMOTIONAL MOMENT: Student Trent Medeiros was in for a surprise when he received his diploma at the graduation ceremony. His father, Staff Sgt. Jeremy Medeiros, whom he hadn't seen since August 10, 2012, secretly flew in for the ceremony to present his son with his diploma. With them is Sgt. Medeiros' daughter, Miranda. Sgt. Medeiros is with the U.S. Army National Guard’s 169th military police company, and is currently serving in Afghanistan. He is completing his third tour overseas, having also served in Iraq and at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Hendricken graduation unforgettable for students, families
PROVIDENCE — The 52nd commencement for Bishop Hendricken High School sent 216 young men off to the next chapter of their lives in a June 7 ceremony at the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul that was steeped in the spirit of the school’s namesake and the stories of students inspired by the virtues of faith and love for God and fellow man that Bishop Thomas F. Hendricken, the first bishop of Providence, exemplified in his life. more
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