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Fundraising effort needed to maintain viability of parish and diocesan funds

With Auxiliary Bishop Robert C. Evans, La Salle Academy President Brother Thomas Gerrow, F.S.C., and Principal Donald J. Kavanagh looking on, 2017 graduates...

“Hawks” took flight during Bishop Hendricken High School’s 56th graduation ceremony.

In their white caps, gowns and gloves, the 110 young ladies of St. Mary Academy – Bay View...

Rhode Island Catholic and its Spanish language edition El Catolico de Rhode Island won a combined 17 national press awards Friday night during the 2017 Catholic Media Conference hosted by the Catholic Press Association of the United States and Canada.

Thursday, June 29th from 6:30 pm-9:00 pm at the First Baptist Church of RI, 75 North Main St., Providence, to remember the 1,250 Rhode Islanders that have died from opioid overdoses over the last 5 years.

Bishop Tobin's Without A Doubt

Bishop Thomas J. Tobin is pleased to confirm the appointment of Rick A. Snizek as Executive Editor of the Rhode Island Catholic.

Tell Your Senators to Insist on Changes to the Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017 - you can take action now.

The Most Reverend Thomas J. Tobin is pleased to appoint the following pastors to a new six year term....

Vote Reflects Nationwide Trend toward More Merciful Sentencing for Youth

The St. Mary Academy-Bay View Robotics Team recognized at a State House ceremony.

Emma Pezza, who recently celebrated her 106th birthday, has attended Our Lady of Grace for more than 85 years.

Bishop Thomas J. Tobin visited the Rhode Island Department of Corrections Women’s Facilities...

Rev. Stephen Battey, Rev. Joseph Brice and Rev. Brian Morris answered the call to priesthood as they were ordained in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul on June 3, 2017

“I want to work in a Catholic School as I believe I can help students learn and grow in an environment that supports the moral and ethical sense of doing right in the world,” said Lisi.

Due to concern for the deteriorating condition of the church building and a steady decline in Mass attendance and sacramental practice, Rev. Edward Sousa, parish administrator of St. Casimir’s in Providence, has recommended that St. Casimir Parish be closed permanently.

Hundreds gather at the site of the new Station Fire Memorial Park in West Warwick to remember and pay tribute to those lost to the tragedy 14 years ago.

Bishop Tobin's Without A Doubt