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Give your child an amazing August!

Saint Philip School eighth grade students honored as Scholar Leaders...

Bishop Hendricken High School’s Academic Decathlon Team won its eighth consecutive Rhode Island state championship earning them a trip to Frisco, Texas...

The 2018 Catholic Charity Appeal in the Diocese of Providence fell short of meeting its $8 million goal, raising $7,373,736, or 92 percent of the target for the annual campaign which funds ministries that provide charitable services to those in need.

Newly ordained Father Phillip Dufour offers his first priestly blessing to Father John McElroy, the longest serving priest in the Diocese of Providence...

Editor’s Note: During July and August, Rhode Island Catholic is sharing some of Bishop Thomas J. Tobin’s favorite Without a Doubt columns. The following column originally ran on October 19, 2017.

Saint Raphael Academy, which educates a diverse local student population as well as international students from China, Spain, Switzerland and other countries, will further diversify its student body...

Since Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement on June 27, media has been abuzz with speculation about what this means for abortion...

High school men are invited to Quo Vadis Days Camp at the Seminary of Our Lady of Providence. The schedule will include daily Mass, prayer, outdoor activities, a trip to the Mother of Hope Camp Challenge Course and more.

The camp will take place at St. Patrick Church on Smith Street from 9:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m., from July 23- 27. Children and teenagers ages 6-17 years old are welcome to attend.

The recently ended state legislative session was mostly a positive outcome for issues of concern to Catholics, averting a vote on bills that would expand abortion and delivering victories in other areas like immigration and gun control...

The RI Catholic Conference agrees that transparency and disclosure to pension plan participants about non-ERISA plans is a responsible practice. In fact, such has been the practice of the Diocese of Providence for many years.

How does the closing of a beloved Catholic school, which has been an important part of many lives for 55 years, impact a parish community?...

It's not too late to register your child for a fabulous summer!

Rev. Phillip Dufour ordained by Bishop Thomas J. Tobin on June 30, 2018, in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul

Attention all high school age Catholic boys! Do you know where your life is going?  Our Lord Jesus has a great plan for you!