News - July 2021 RSS Feed

PROVIDENCE — After another difficult winter, “Keep the Heat On,” the heating assistance program for the Diocese of Providence, continued to provide great relief to Rhode Islanders struggling to pay their utility bills, many due to circumstances brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.

PROVIDENCE — Three Rhode Island youths were among hundreds who participated in the Catholic University of America’s National Catholic Youth Leadership Forum, a virtual gathering held June 28-30.

PROVIDENCE — After being delayed for more than a year by the pandemic, St. Augustine School Principal Janet Rufful recently received the 2020 Diocese of Providence Distinguished Principal of the Year Award.

Recently the House Appropriations Committee approved the federal fiscal budget for 2022. The budget omitted both the Hyde Amendment and the Weldon Amendment...

The House Committee on Appropriations voted to push through four of the most extreme pro-abortion bills EVER. The full House is expected to begin voting on these bills during the week of July 26. Your action is needed now! (Image: USCCB)

PROVIDENCE — In spite of the continued challenges faced in running its annual Catholic Charity Appeal, the Diocese of Providence closed its 2021 campaign on June 30 with $6,238,318 in pledges, meeting nearly 92 percent of its $6.8 million goal. As of June 30, the diocesan Office of Stewardship and Development has received $5,533,300, 89 percent of the monies pledged.

Dan Ferris, Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese of Providence, has announced his departure from the diocese for another opportunity effective July 30.

As the COVID-19 pandemic prevented holding the annual celebration of the Diocesan Catholic Youth Ministry and Scouting Awards at the Cathedral, a bright ray of hope beamed in the local presentations of the major national awards: the St. Timothy and Companions on the Journey. Eight youth and five adults were chosen from those nominated by their parishes and Catholic high schools to receive these prestigious honors.

A free and fun afternoon with Catholic Youth Ministry for teens and their families! Swim, canoe, hike and more! All at Mother of Hope Camp...

From Bishop Thomas J. Tobin to the Priests of the Diocese of Providence regarding The Apostolic Letter, Traditionis Custodes

Bishop Thomas J. Tobin has confirmed three new individuals to serve on the Finance Council for the Diocese of Providence. Father John C. Codega, Deborah DiNardo, Esq., and Cesar A. Zuleta will serve on the council for a five-year term effective July 1, 2021.

This Friday, July 23 in Narragansett! Visitors can participate in the walk/run, or attend on the sidelines and take part in the festivities! Details available on the Narragansett Lions Club webpage...

Critical repair work begins to secure the historic towers of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral - read now and check out the photos from the Rhode Island Catholic!

Congress is continuing to move forward on paying for abortion with your tax dollars! Your U.S. senators and representative need to hear from you now. Can you email Congress now?

Our Rhode Island summer may seem to be either hot and humid or crazy rainy, but its always happy and cool at Mother of Hope Camp! Learn more or register your child(ren) now for THE BEST summer ever! Registration for next week's "Color Blast" week closes tonight, Thursday, July 15, so call 401-568-3580 today to reserve your place!

For decades, Congress has protected your money from paying for abortion. Now, some powerful government officials are trying to change that. Sign the petition now.

Check out the ticket package for the 2021-22 RI Chamber Music Series! Four amazing concerts you don't want to miss!

Taxpayer dollars should NOT pay for abortion - click to go sign!