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Diocese of Providence celebrates Dominican tradition honoring Virgin of Altagracia with Mass, dance and food...

The Office of Catholic Cemeteries for the Diocese of Providence is offering crypts and niches for sale in a new mausoleum that is designed to evoke the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence.

Local Knights of Columbus councils share snapshots of various charitable activities and council happenings taking place throughout the Diocese of Providence.

Bishop Thomas J. Tobin: The Imitation of Christ

Nominations for the annual Lumen Gentium Catholic Service Awards have closed. Thank you!

Registration is open for this daylong event, which begins 8:30 a.m. at Bryant University, Smithfield.

Bishop Thomas J. Tobin has appointed a special Task Force to study and offer recommendations as to the future use of the St. Charles Borromeo Church building after issuing decrees that suppressed the parish entity, as well as closed the historic church for an indefinite period of time, beginning on Jan. 13, while the church remains available for occasional use as pastoral needs demand.

Statement of Bishop Tobin on the Current Discussion Concerning Sexual Abuse of Minors and Abortion

‘Keep the Heat On,’ Emmanuel House programs to serve as Lumen Gentium Award Banquet beneficiaries

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VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Old age "is not a disease, it's a privilege," and Catholic dioceses and parishes miss a huge and growing resource if they ignore their senior members, Pope Francis said.

Following his celebration of a Mass at St. Antoine Residence in North Smithfield, Bishop Thomas J. Tobin visited with residents and staff.

OFFICE OF VOCATIONS: A CATHOLIC CHARITY APPEAL SUPPORTED MINISTRY

In 1949, famed Harlem Renaissance writer Langston Hughes celebrated Negro History Week (the precursor to Black History Month) with members of the Oblate Sisters of Providence and their students at the all black and Catholic St. Alphonsus School in Wilson, North Carolina.

The Grateful for God’s Providence capital campaign has exceeded its goal of securing $50 million in pledges from the faithful of the Diocese of Providence in support of the Church’s mission by ensuring both short- and long-term financial assistance for the diocese and its individual parishes.

In only their second year with a competitive team, St. Luke’s School in Barrington once again walked away from the state championship held at Roger Williams University with more hardware this year.

As of February 6, 2020.

The Diocese of Providence welcomes the leadership of Aaron Mack who will serve as the new director of the state-of-the-art McVinney Auditorium, located in downtown Providence...

Bishop Thomas J. Tobin: The Imitation of Christ