Catholic Cemeteries offices as well as the Cemetery Offices will be closed on Monday July 5th, 2021 in observance of Independence Day (July 4th). Our cemeteries will be open to the public as usual. Have a safe and happy holiday.

Built to resemble the cathedral in Providence, Roman Catholic Bishop Thomas J. Tobin on Saturday [June 19, 2021] dedicated the Saints Peter & Paul Mausoleum at St. Ann Cemetery in Cranston. The chapel at the center of the 22,000-square-foot building was near to capacity with 200 people, some of whom may have gotten slightly wet. They didn’t complain. In fact, in was a blessing.

CRANSTON — At the western end of St. Ann Cemetery, in a bucolic grove, stands the Diocese of Providence’s newest place of rest for the dearly departed. With its twin 50-foot-high towers the Saints Peter & Paul Mausoleum bears a resemblance to the diocesan cathedral in downtown Providence. The newly finished 22,000 square-foot building, which will provide much-needed interior and exterior burial space for 2,086 caskets and 720 cremation niches, is a work of art, crafted of some of the finest materials available.

CRANSTON — The dust was still settling this week during a tour of the new Saints Peter & Paul Mausoleum. Construction dust, that is, as workers were putting the finishing touches on the 22,000-square-foot structure that Roman Catholic Bishop Thomas J. Tobin will dedicate at 11 a.m. Saturday. (G. Wayne Miller, Providence Journal)

We will be having our Memorial Day Masses held at our Cemetery Chapels on Monday May 31st, 2021 at 10:00, St. Ann's Cemetery will be held at St. Mary's Church in Cranston please click for schedule. Please join us and please stay safe!

In observance of Memorial Day, the Diocesan Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed Monday May 31st, 2021. Everyone please stay safe.

In observance of Good Friday, the Diocesan Office and and our Catholic cemeteries will be closed Friday April 2nd, 2021. Have a safe Holiday Weekend!

Masses held March. 27- April. 6, please consult schedule for dates, times and locations. Everyone welcome. Please keep in mind the Government restrictions regarding Mask Wearing and Social Distancing especially in regards to Gate of Heaven Chapel, capacity is limited to 20-25 people.

In observance of Dr. Martin Luther King's Birthday, the Diocesan Office of Catholic Cemeteries will be closed January 18th, 2021. Have a safe and healthy holiday.

In observance of New Years, the Diocesan Office of Catholic Cemeteries and all cemeteries' offices will close at 2:00 P.M. on New Year's Eve and will be closed January 1st, New Year's Day. Cemeteries will remain open for visitations. A Happy and Blessed New Year to you and yours! 

Catholic Cemeteries and Catholic Cemeteries Main Office will be closed on Friday December 25th to celebrate the birth of Our Lord Savior Jesus Christ. Have a safe and very Merry Christmas.

The Office of Catholic Cemeteries, located at 80 Saint Mary’s Drive, Cranston as well as the offices at our Catholic cemeteries will be closed Thursday November 26th for Thanksgiving Day. Have a safe and happy holiday.

The Catholic Cemeteries of the the Diocese of Providence honors our veterans who have served our nation faithfully. In recognition of the selfless service and great sacrifices of our veterans, we provide a discount for our veterans. Contact us to learn more.

Catholic Cemeteries as well our Main Office will be closed on Wednesday November 11th, 2020 in Observance of Veterans Day.

Due to Covid Restrictions All Souls Day Day Masses at our Catholic Cemeteries will be cancelled this year. Please stay safe!

In observance of Columbus Day, the Diocesan Office of Catholic Cemeteries and our Catholic Cemeteries will be closed Monday October 12th , 2020

In observance of Labor Day Holiday, Catholic Cemeteries Main Office as well as Cemetery offices will be closed on Monday September 7th, 2020. Have a safe and happy holiday, God Bless!

In observance of VJ Day, the Diocesan Office of Catholic Cemeteries and our Catholic Cemeteries will be closed Monday, August 10th, 2020

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