Roman Catholic Church , that fills up very fast at Sundays Masses...probably Saturdays too, I don't…read morego on Saturdays . Great Priest ,who gives terrific sermons . May God Bless this Parish even more than He has!!

Attended this cathedral the last time we were in Providence. It is such a gorgeous place and is…read morehead of the church for the diocese. The organ is magnificent and the stained glass fantastic. Also, the architecture is stunning. So much history here. They even give tours.

This Catholic cathedral was truly one of the most beautiful I have ever seen. A Wikipedia search of…read moreit gives its entire history which is very interesting. Most striking about it is the completely wooden ceiling and one of the largest pipe organs in the country. We only stopped in to light a candle (there aren't any, oh well) but I can only imagine how beautiful Mass would be at this cathedral.

Anglo-Catholic Episcopal parish on the Brown University campus. Warm, open, and eclectic…read morecongregation, gorgeous music, beautiful liturgy, and sound preaching and teaching. It's been at this location for 150 years this year. As far as I know, this is also the only Episcopal church in Rhode Island that has Mass all through the week, not just on Sundays.

This church has everything you are looking for. Amazing worship team, great and wise pastor that…read morehas a funny sense of humor. We all laugh at least twice during his sermons but then are explain thoughtfully the lessons of the Bible and how to bring them into our everyday lives. The crowd is warm and welcoming. All the staff have been so kind. I went to Waters Church by myself for the first time about 6-7months ago. It is so hard going by yourself but again the joy, laughter, and the happiness that fills this church made me keep coming. I love it here so much, please come and give Waters Church one try. I promise you'll keep coming back

Couldnt be more grateful to be a part of this church. this place has done nothing but help my…read morefamily and I understand who God is and how real he truly is. I highly recommend checking it out!

I found Jesus attending Awakening after 30+ years of Atheism. My family has been attending this…read morechurch for the last 18 months or so and love it. We are blessed to belong to such an amazing community

This church is amazing. The room is always full of high positive energy. The pastors are awesome. I…read morewent to this church for almost 4 months. It's a little too big for me but for any God-loving person that loves crowds, this would be a great church for you. I attend another church that's the same but smaller but I still watch the sermon online every Sunday.

OK, I grew up in this church and have been the organist here for 33 years, so this is a little…read morebiased. This is a small church. One single mass Sundays at 10:30AM. Nice congregation, great young priest. The main differences between Polish National Catholic and Roman Catholic are: we do not follow the Pope, our priests can and most often are married with children, and the Church is run democratically (meaning the congregation elects officers and votes on all major matters). Most importantly, even though a good percentage of the congregation is Polish, all nationalities are welcome here! Come check out a mass, the organist really gets into his music!

It is one of the most beautiful churches you could go to, and the priest is just wonderful It is…read morea very loving church.

Very active parish and devoted volunteers make this church family one of a kind. The parish priests…read moreare approachable, accessible holy men of God, always there for the people, active in the school, and a wonderful example for the children. We are truly blessed to have them shepherd us. This holy week marks our 100th consecutive outdoor Sunday Mass. We never missed a beat during the pandemic. No matter what the weather, our outdoor Mass was a "full house", held in the church parking lot, with a fantastic outdoor speaker system, full music, and parking space social distancing. Led in attendance by Jesus Christ, parishioners were served by the full parish clergy; Pastor- Fr. DiPerri, Fr. Pham, and our wonderful Deacons. (no one got to dodge the weather) VOLUNTEERS TAKE A BOW!!! All year long our souls are catered to in the most touching, spiritual way. We are blessed.

Trivia question: When she remarried, she was Jacqueline Onassis. But before she married JFK, what…read morewas her maiden name? JFK and Jackie were married here on September 12, 1953. This Gothic Revival church is Rhode Island's oldest Catholic parish as it was founded in 1828. The ceremony was officiated by Archbishop Richard Cushing of Boston, with a special blessing read from Pope Pius XII. It was built between 1848 and 1852, the church reflects both the aspirations of Newport's growing Catholic community and the stylistic preferences of the era. The building's exterior is defined by its massive, rough-cut brownstone walls, which give it a sense of permanence and gravity. A steeply pitched roof and soaring steeple rise above Spring Street, creating a vertical emphasis typical of Gothic design. The sculptural entrance, with its pointed arch and recessed doorway, reaches out to the street in a gesture both welcoming and monumental. [Review 1079 of 2025 - 85 in Rhode Island - 24633 overall] Answer: Bouvier.

This was one of the tour stops that we saw while we were in Newport, RI…read more This church is on the National Register of Historic Places. It was established as the first Roman Catholic Parish in Rhode Island. Another fun fact, the most famous wedding here? When Jackie married Kennedy who later became the 35th President. When they attended mass, they always sat in pew # 10. There's a little plaque there! A definite must see especially if you are a fan of the Kennedy's.