The Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe to visit the diocesePROVIDENCE — The Office of Life and Family Ministry for the Diocese of Providence has announced the itinerary for the … more

By Brian FragaRhode Island Catholic CorrespondentPROVIDENCE — As we begin 2020, the latest group of parishes conducting the Grateful for God’s Providence Campaign is wrapping up and a … more

CRANSTON — Rhode Island Families for School Choice this month will be hosting a screening of a new film that tells the story of Virginia Walden Ford, a single working mother whose tireless … more

WARWICK — Alumni and filmmaker Martin Doblmeier will soon bring a special showing of his new film “Revolution of the Heart: The Dorothy Day Story” to Bishop Hendricken High School … more

Lisa Carcifero, general chairperson of the Milk Fund Appeal, was recently presented with a check for $354 from students of Good Shepherd Catholic Regional School. The school hosted a Jeans Day to … more

Lovely melodies have been written for today’s responsorial psalm (the response is “Here am I, Lord; I come to do your will”), which make for pleasant congregational … more

Certainly, St. John the Baptist had plenty of time and much family history to be able to proclaim in the very first chapter of the Gospel of St. John, “Now I have seen and testified that he is … more

For the few who watch, Hollywood award ceremonies ideally offer a retreat from partisan politics. In the days when a Catholic bishop could win an Emmy, these broadcasts once maintained an appropriate … more

In his annual January address to the diplomatic corps, Pope Francis addressed the escalation of the U.S.-Iran conflict head on. The Holy Father renewed his call for both nations to exercise restraint … more

“Two wrongs don’t make a right.”Just think how much better each one of us and the world would be, if we held fast to this morally correct common sense proverb. But unfortunately, … more