Due to the inclement weather, the Catholic Cemeteries Main Office has a two hour delay, we will be opening at 10:00am today, Mon., February 18th. Thank you.

Due to inclement weather Catholic Cemeteries Main Office will be closing today 2/12/2019 at 2:00 P.M. Our Catholic Cemeteries will be closing today at 3:00 PM.

Due to Inclement Weather predicted for Sunday and Monday, all of our Catholic Cemeteries will be closed beginning Sunday afternoon 1/20/2019 and closed all day Monday 1/21/2019.

In observance of Dr. Martin Luther King's Birthday, the Diocesan Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed January 21st.

In observance of New Years, the Diocesan Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed January 1st.

The Diocesan Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed Christmas Day.

Masses held Dec. 10 - Dec. 17, please consult schedule for dates, times and locations. Everyone welcome.

The Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed Thanksgiving Day.

The Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed Monday in observance of Veterans Day.

Friday, November 2nd at 12noon

The Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed on Columbus Day.

911. For years, those numbers simply meant a call for help. Now they also remind us of September 11, 2001...

In observance of Victory Day, the Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed Monday, August 13th.

Site preparation is underway on a new place for the faithful to express their reverence for departed loved ones with the groundbreaking for a new mausoleum at St. Ann Cemetery on the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, Tuesday, May 1.

Father Brian Morris joins more than 50 people who attended the National Day of Remembrance...

Students at Our Lady of Mercy School commemorated All Souls Day...

Bishop joins pro-life group in National Day of Remembrance at cemetery

Given the selfless acts of service in wartime performed by Capt. Elwood Joseph Euart in which he lost his own life while saving the lives of his World War II shipmates...

Friends, family, veterans and government representatives gathered in front of the Veterans Monument at Resurrection Cemetery to honor the memory of Frederic Conrad “Dick” Messier, Jr., a native of Pawtucket who grew up in Cumberland and served as a navy seaman aboard the USS Frank E. Evans.

For several decades, Resurrection Cemetery has offered a peaceful burial space for Catholic residents of northern Rhode Island, including those who served their country in the military during their lifetime.