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The Class of 2027 made history with its arrival at Providence College on Thursday, August 24, 2023. Its 1,200 members — the largest class in college history — include the first students who will study nursing and health sciences, pictured above.
The Class of 2027 make history as largest class
PROVIDENCE — The Class of 2027 made history with its arrival at Providence College on Thursday, August 24, 2023. Its 1,200 members — the largest class in college history — include … more
Love for Catholic Education
It was a day filled with blessings as Bishop Richard G. Henning visited Monsignor Clarke School. The students, parents and teachers were all captivated by his warm spirit, beginning his homily with a … more
A generous grant from the American Battle Field trust enabled Saint Philip School teacher Melissa Roberts to extend the curriculum far outside the classroom walls taking students to Boston to study the American Revolution. The special experience expanded students’ studies of these historical moments, bringing new life to the subject. The experience was a special one, expanding the students’ studies of these impactful moments in history and bringing new life to their textbooks.
History come to life
A generous grant from the American Battle Field trust enabled Saint Philip School teacher Melissa Roberts to extend the curriculum far outside the classroom walls taking students to Boston to study … more
Mercy and compassion are integral to Christian life
St. Josephine Bakhita, taken from Africa and confined as a domestic slave during her early life, famously forgave her former owners, saying, “If I were to meet those who kidnapped me, and even … more
Digital dignity: Reaching past media safety to the power of value
Because kids today have grown up with digital all around them, they think differently than adults do about technology and media. Scrolling through social media and texting — even texting … more
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Conversation and prayer on the way to school
In today’s world, we are surrounded by constant noise and distractions. At home, we are always connected to media such as smartphones, computers, television and tablets. In the car, we are also … more
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Pray for Peace
We read in history books about the persecutions of Christians in the early centuries. But we would be mistaken to think that such persecution only existed in the past. Just last week a seminarian in … more
Burning Man Rained Out
“Everyone who listens to these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on rock.” As God, Jesus knows everything. So, when he delivered these words to … more
Juvenile diabetes student-advocate follows her path to Washington
  PAWTUCKET — Hannah Guevremont is a typical senior at Saint Raphael Academy. She plays on the girls’ basketball and volleyball teams, and enjoys the bowling club, Ping-Pong … more
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Veteran Teachers Pass On Advice for Catholic School Educators
Teaching can be a challenging but rewarding career field, particularly in a Catholic school where one can live out their faith. As young teachers take their first steps into the hallowed halls of … more
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Special Event Listings for 09.14.23
Life in the Spirit Seminar PAWTUCKET —St. John Paul II Parish will host a Life in the Spirit Seminar at 755 Central Ave., in the St. Cecilia Church building. The seminar will be held on six … more
Bishop Hendricken to host largest private college fair in RI, hosting 116 colleges this Friday
WARWICK, RI — Bishop Hendricken High School will host 116 colleges and universities from across the United States this Friday, September 15, 2023 from 8:30am-10:15am at the largest private … more
Bishop Robert C. Evans celebrated a Mass commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Shrine of the Little Flower. Bishop Evans also led a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the beautiful new Rosary Walk constructed on Shrine grounds, pictured above.
Rhode Island’s Shrine of the Little Flower marks 100 years of devotion to St. Therese
NASONVILLE — Former Auxiliary Bishop Robert C. Evans celebrated Mass for a large group of the faithful in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Shrine of the Little Flower — the … more
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The Little Sisters of the Poor hosted a Summer Soirée on August 23. The event, which took place at the Jeanne Jugan Residence, was held to support the sisters’ ministry of caring for the elderly poor in Rhode Island. The event featured small bites and beverages from area restaurants in a delightful garden setting.
Little Sisters of the Poor raise more than $30,000 to support mission at Summer Soirée
PAWTUCKET — The Little Sisters of the Poor recently welcomed guests to the Jeanne Jugan Residence in Pawtucket for a Summer Soirée featuring food and drink from area restaurants and … more
Father John Quinn Wanaurny
BRISTOL — John Quinn Wanaurny was born July 3, 1934 in Chicago, Illinois to John Patrick Wanaurny and Lauretta (Barthelmes) Wanaurny. He was baptized at St. Margaret Mary Parish in Chicago and … more
Sabbath rest forms part of the commandments that govern our relationship with God
Maybe it’s the summer weather, maybe it’s the habit learned over our years of schooling, but summer always seems to promise time for rest, recreation and some much-needed lazy days. I … more
Special Event Listings for 09.07.23
Holy Name of Jesus Church to host yard sale PROVIDENCE — Holy Name of Jesus Church will hold a yard sale on Saturday, Sept. 9, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. The sale will include religious items, … more
Emily Boni, a parishioner of St. Joseph Church in Woonsocket, is a seamstress using her skills for good by working with priests to design beautiful vestments for their ordination day, first Masses and other Holy Masses at the altar. Boni is also working toward the opening of her new Catholic business venture designing clothing (and more) with inspired messages. Above, vestments designed and prepared for Father Francis McCarty, O.S.B., campus minister at St. Anselm University.
Young woman stitches together faith and fashion to create timeless liturgical garments
WARWICK — From her home studio in Warwick, Emily Boni, is combining a love of faith and fashion through her creation of intricate and beautiful vestments for Catholic priests. A skilled … more
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Musician Ryan Tremblay, who grew up in Rhode Island and now lives in Nashville with his family, performed for the third time at Pope Francis’ World Youth Day, held this year in Lisbon Portugal. Tremblay said his Catholic faith helps him to connect with peace and beauty in the present because it is rooted in truth and tradition.
Musician with local ties reflects on World Youth Day performance
PROVIDENCE — For Ryan Tremblay, the scene was familiar, and the setting again spectacular. The Coventry native, a Catholic musician, recently performed at Pope Francis’ World Youth Day, … more
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Paintings, including these self-portraits above, by the late Father Raymond Tetrault, were recently displayed for the first time in a gallery exhibit.
Paintings by the late Father Ray Tetrault exhibited for first time
PROVIDENCE — On a recent clear, sunny late afternoon in downtown Providence, a small group of people gather in a gallery at the Sprout Coworking Center, a multipurpose building containing … more
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