Parish events and noticesSt. Patrick/St. Joseph Day DinnerSaturday March 15 at 5PM
Holy Trinity Parish Hall The menu includes homemade lasagna, salad, corned beef on rye sandwiches, chips and beverages. Zeppoles will be served for dessert. Tickets will be available at the rectory and after all Masses until March 9. No tickets will be sold at the door. Ticket donations are $14 for adults and $6 for children (age 6-12). Children age 5 and under are free. Please call Debbie Chamberland at (401-741-4368) if you are interested or have any questions regarding this event. We are again looking forward to sharing a wonderful evening with a delicious meal and great company with our Parish Family! - St. Patrick/St. Joseph Day Dinner committee meeting, Friday, February 28, 2025 @ 10:00 a.m. in the Hospitality Room. All are welcome to join us! Contact Debbie Chamberland at 401-741-4368 if you have any questions. 
Christmas Bazaar 2025You may think it’s too early to start but it’s not because we just don’t seem to get enough because of its popularity.
We are starting early to request Gift Certificates and Bottles of Wine. If you received a Gift Card or bottle of wine for Christmas that you don’t plan on using we would be more than happy if you regifted it for our Bazaar. We will also be more than happy if you could donate a bottle or $20 gift card a month until our November 8 Bazaar instead of all at the same time. That booth was one of our big money maker and we ran out early once again. You can drop your Gift card in the Collection basket in an envelope indicating what it is for at any time throughout the year. Or drop off either a card or bottle at the rectory. You can also call Nancy Benoit at 766-7908. Your generosity is always very much appreciated. We are continuing to collect all 5 cent bottles and cans for 2025
...so please don't forget! Thank you for your continued participation. We continue to collect cans in the rear of the church, in the marked containers located at the back entrance to the church. PLEASE NO TRASH. Recycling soda cans. Please make sure the GLASS BOTTLES are RETURNABLE The cash we get will help us get gift certificates to be used at the bazaar. We will all benefit . Questions about the Bazaar? You can call Nancy Benoit at 7667908, or Yvette Houle at 7665663 Rosary Devotion
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See More Events Holy Hour AdorationEvery Sunday at Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Providence Adoration is a quiet time spent in prayer before Jesus present in the Eucharist. Join us Sundays from noon to 1 p.m. in the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Providence for Adoration. Our Holy Hour will be offered for the Jubilee Year of Hope and for Vocations to the priesthood and Religious Life in our Diocese. All are welcome!
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For high school and college-aged men discerning the priesthood Saturday, March 1 from 6 to 7 p.m. Our Lady of Providence Seminary, 485 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Providence For more information 
Catholic Charity Fund Appeal is ongoing... give online here ... check for details...St. Matthias Recovery MinistryIf you or loved ones struggle with alcohol, drugs, or mental health distress, the Diocese of Providence’s St. Matthias Ministry is offering the following for 2025: Masses for Recovery at St. Anthony Church, 2836 East Main Rd., Portsmouth, RI, on Jan. 25, April 26, July 26, and Oct. 25 at 4 p.m., and the Hope and Cope Recovery Group at St. Barnabas Church, Chapel basement room, 1697 East Main Rd., Portsmouth, RI, on Feb. 16, March 23, May 18, June 29, Aug. 24, Sept. 21, Nov. 16, and Dec. 21 from 5 to 6 p.m. The Masses provide an encounter of God’s love and grace with special prayer intentions dedicated for recovery. Hope & Cope provides a place to pray, share, and explore helpful recovery insights and resources. No registration necessary, just come. For further information, contact Deacon John Silvia at 401-683-1343, ext. 208 or [email protected].
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Knights of ColumbusThankYou from the Knights of Columbus
The Woonsocket Knightsof Columbus Council #113 would like to thank everyone who participatedin helping us with our Annual Toy Drive and Operation ROVAC. OperationROVAC was a huge success. We were able to collect enough items to fill those big boxes we left in the back of the church 30 times. The cash donations received allowed us to purchase additionalitems which ourveterans will need. Toy DriveYour generosity in providing new toys for our children in need in our community was wonderful. We were able to provide multiple toys for each child. 349 children woke up on Christmas morning knowing that Santa Claus did not forget them. Catholic talk radio in
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