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The Chancery Central Office will have a one hour delay this morning.

January 29: Catholic Bishops’ Pro-Life Chairman Calls Senate Failure to Pass Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act “Appalling”

Carol Mitola has chronic kidney disease and is hoping a living kidney donor will help her restore her health before she needs to go on dialysis.

On January 28, Catholic schools around the country will kick off Catholic Schools Week

One of the most beloved teachers in Saint Raphael Academy’s long history was recognized for his outstanding teaching with a Golden Apple Award!

Six months after Bishop Thomas Tobin, in a cutback of priestly personnel, appointed him to run three city parishes, the Rev. Daniel J. Sweet has begun floating a plan to put them under one roof and close down the oldest churches in the group, Sacred Heart and Holy Family.

Bishop Tobin's Without A Doubt

Michael Ryan, director of government affairs for National Grid Rhode Island, and Ed White, executive director of the National Grid Foundation, presented Bishop Thomas J. Tobin and James Jahnz, emergency assistance network coordinator for the diocese, with a $100,000 donation to the “Keep the Heat On” program.

The goal of the event is to highlight the support for school choice in Rhode Island from families and school leaders across the educational spectrum.

At annual diocesan Respect Life Mass, held at at St. Paul Church, Cranston

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence today received a $100,000 donation from the National Grid Foundation for its ‘Keep the Heat On’ heating assistance program.

The Diocese of Providence has issued suggested precautions to take during Mass to promote safe worship environments while flu activity is considered widespread in Rhode Island.

Men, Confirmation age and older, are invited to this free Lenten movie night at McVinney Auditorium, February 22nd

Bishop Thomas Tobin has released a statement after a video surfaced showing the principal of Bishop Hendricken High School making offensive comments.

Bishop Thomas J. Tobin has announced the start of the “Grateful for God’s Providence” capital campaign that will commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Diocese of Providence, to be celebrated in 2022.

Nominations for the 2018 Lumen Gentium annual Catholic service awards are now open online and will be accepted through 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 13.

Monday, January 22 at 7pm at St. Patrick Church, 244 Smith Street, Providence