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Roman Catholic
Church
1240 North Main Street
Providence, RI 02904
Rev. Edward L. Pieroni,
Pastor
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Lenten Opportunities at St. Raymond's
Mini-Retreat
Sunday, April 7 (5th week of Lent) 12:30 - 4:30 pm
St. Raymond's Hall, 1240 North Main Street,
Providence, RI 02904
Led by Fr. Tom Ryan, CSP
Click for Details and to Print Registration Form
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil at 4:00 pm
Sunday at 8:00 am & 10:00 am
Monday thru Wednesday & Friday at 9:00 am
Thursday Communion Service at 9:00 am
Confession / Reconciliation
Saturday at 3:40 - 4:00 pm
Stations of the Cross
Friday at 3:00 pm
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Mary,
Mother of Mercy Cenacle
Wednesday
Mornings
at 9:30
am
All are invited to join us in the
chapel at St. Raymond's
to pray the Rosary.
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Prayer
Shawl Ministry
Thursdays
2:00 -
4:00 pm
(new time)
In the church hall
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Vision Vocation Network
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St.
Vincent De Paul
First
Tuesday of the Month
at 7:00
pm
Volunteers are always needed, to
sort, pack and distribute food.
If you have 2-3 hours per month or
would like more information, please contact
us.
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St. Raymond's CARE
LINE
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Do you
know a parishioner who is in the hospital?
... or recuperating at home? ... or in
rehabilitation?
... or in a nursing home? ... or is homebound?
If so,
maybe a little note or card would bring a smile
to this person's face.
St. Raymond's wants no one to feel alone or
forgotten. Our Care Line will reach out by
sending a note. We cannot do that, however,
unless YOU
help us identify who they are. Get
their name and address to the Care Line. How?
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Find the Care Line Box in the church
vestibule. Put the name and address on the
attached paper and drop it in the box; OR
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Send the name and address to the email
address: straycareline@gmail.com; OR
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Call the parish office to leave the name and
address.
The Care
Line volunteers will send a note.
Help spread St. Raymond's cheer!
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R C I A
People often wonder
what those four letters mean. They stand for
the
Rite
of Christian Initiation
for Adults
If someone is
thinking of converting to Catholicism, the
RCIA is meant for him/her. Or perhaps a person was
baptized a Catholic, but never received First
Communion or Confirmation. Now they might
think that they are too old, that they "missed the
boat". Not at all! Many people find themselves in
that situation, for many different reasons. The
RCIA is meant for them, too. Some may wonder if
this RCIA is going to be like being back in
school. Not quite. It is a group of people who
discuss and learn about faith in God, together.
It can actually be fun! If you might be interested
please call us at the rectory (351-4224).
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