PROVIDENCE - El pasado sábado 2 de marzo más de 450 fieles y amistades de el diácono Eduardo Birbuet se dieron cita al club Lusitania en Cumberland, Rhode Island, para participar de una cena de … more

WEST WARWICK — Rosemary Soares Richardson, 84, passed away with family by her side on Monday, Feb. 4, 2019 at home in West Warwick. She was predeceased by her husband John F. Soares in 1996 and … more

PAWTUCKET — Reverend John J. McElroy, 99, Pastor Emeritus of the former St. Joseph Parish, Pawtucket, died Saturday, February 16, 2019. He was the oldest living priest of the Diocese of … more

As Lent approaches on Ash Wednesday (March 6), all pastors are asked to please make their parishioners aware of the following Lenten Regulations:Abstinence from meat on Ash Wednesday and the Fridays … more

If you attended a Catholic school, you probably learned the practice of writing “JMJ” at the top of your paper. It was a lovely little reminder to honor Jesus, Mary and Joseph every day, and to … more

40 Days for Life Lenten CampaignPROVIDENCE — The Office of Life and Family Ministry and Rhode Island Right to Life will be co-sponsoring the Lenten campaign beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6 … more

PAWTUCKET — As part of Black History Month, the community of Woodlawn Catholic Regional School in Pawtucket welcomed James Vincent, president of the Rhode Island National Association for the … more

Monsignor Clarke School in Wakefield celebrated vocations during Catholic Schools Week by welcoming guest speakers to talk about their vocation. Deacon Ray Castaldi, standing, and deacon-in-training … more

Abortion is often packaged as a women’s rights issue as it relates to women’s reproductive healthcare, explained Marlyn Batista. She added that those who advocate for such policies deem the … more

By Kevin Perrotta, Catholic News Service Today’s readings begin and end talking about how we talk. A Jewish sage, Sirach, makes the observation that “when a sieve is shaken, the husks appear; … more