Love coming here for the annual feast/carnival with hubby and the grand-kids… they have great food and rides/games for the kids… the church interior is beautiful with a painted ceiling, statues, and stained glass…
Apr 2026
Beautiful church! So excited to be new members of this Parish now that we are Cranston residents! Very disappointed in reading comments from people on here saying, “lady was very rude when I asked for help with my rent.”…… This is not what Church is about! Not about Paying people’s bills who aren’t even apart of the parish. Let alone Catholic! Sure it’s a part of it, helping their community! However it’s very low to come on here to comment negatively based solely upon you being rejected for rental assistance. These comments should be based upon the church h community. How the masses are held, the priest, the children, how the church accommodates children...read full review
Mar 2026
This is a beautiful Italian heritage parish which maintains a traditional liturgical life. Was recently there for the Stations of the Cross on a rainy, wet windy Friday in Lent and, in spite of the weather, there were 45 people present for the service. That would be unheard of in most Catholic parishes today. (By the way, you don't need to be Italian to join. And yes, I am NOT a parishioner.)
Love coming here for the annual feast/carnival with hubby and the grand-kids… they have great food and rides/games for the kids… the church interior is beautiful with a painted ceiling, statues, and stained glass…
Beautiful church! So excited to be new members of this Parish now that we are Cranston residents! Very disappointed in reading comments from people on here saying, “lady was very rude when I asked for help with my rent.”…… This is not what Church is about! Not about Paying people’s bills who aren’t even apart of the parish. Let alone Catholic! Sure it’s a part of it, helping their community! However it’s very low to come on here to comment negatively based solely upon you being rejected for rental assistance. These comments should be based upon the church h community. How the masses are held, the priest, the children, how the church accommodates children...read full review
This is a beautiful Italian heritage parish which maintains a traditional liturgical life. Was recently there for the Stations of the Cross on a rainy, wet windy Friday in Lent and, in spite of the weather, there were 45 people present for the service. That would be unheard of in most Catholic parishes today. (By the way, you don't need to be Italian to join. And yes, I am NOT a parishioner.)