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Over 100 young adults came together for a beautiful evening of faith, fellowship, and food at our recent BBQ & Rosary event with the Bishop. Held under clear skies, the night was filled with meaningful prayer, vibrant community, and delicious Portuguese cuisine generously prepared by the Men’s Group from Our Lady of Fatima Parish. It was a joyful and grace-filled night where new connections were made and the spirit of unity among young Catholics shone brightly. We’re grateful to all who came and made the evening so special!

We held a special end-of-year celebration to honor and thank our dedicated Catholic school principals. Bishop Bruce celebrated Mass at the historic Aldrich Mansion, followed by a joyful evening of fellowship and dinner. We are deeply grateful for the leadership and commitment of our principals throughout the year!

Couples who attended were treated to Mass, Confession, fellowship, couple-time, Eucharistic Adoration, inspiring and practical talks to strengthen their marriage, and the first sunny Saturday of the season!

The Secretariat held an Evening of Appreciation to thank our parish catechetical leaders for their service to the Church.

The diocese held a Marriage Preparation at St. Martha Church, East Providence on Friday, June 13 and Saturday, June 14.

Today we had the privilege of spending time with the 8th graders at Saint Augustine School in Providence. The theme of the day was relationship, identity, and mission! We enjoyed Mass, engaging talks, fun team-building and break-out sessions, Adoration and Confessions, and so much more. Thank you to Peter Shaugnessy and Fr. Mahar for welcoming us!

Congratulations to the St. Pius V volleyball players who won the championship last weekend!

Congratulations to Immaculate Conception for getting gold runner up for their volleyball season!

The 8th grade students of St. Philip School spent a meaningful day on the beautiful grounds of St. Teresa’s Shrine for their class retreat. The day was filled with reflection, prayer, and conversation focused on relationship, identity, and mission. It was a powerful opportunity for students to grow in faith and deepen their understanding of who they are in Christ and the unique purpose He has for each of them.