NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Saint Antoine Community held a Holy Mass of Remembrance on All Souls’ Day, honoring residents who passed away between October 1, 2024, and October 1, 2025.
Family members, friends and staff gathered in The Chapel at the Rhodes Avenue facility for a morning of prayer, reflection, and gratitude — celebrating the lives of those who touched the community.
“The Mass offered an opportunity for healing, remembrance, and thanksgiving for the love and light each resident brought during their time at Saint Antoine Community,” noted Director of Marketing & Communications Melissa Smith in a release following the event.
The service was led by Father Hunt and Deacon Armand Bartolo, whose words and blessings aimed to provide comfort and inspiration to those in attendance.
“Together, the community reflected on cherished memories and reaffirmed the bonds that continue beyond loss,” noted Smith. “It was a beautiful memorial service — filled with smiles, tears, and healing — as we honored their memories and the lasting love they brought to our community.”
“Our Holy Mass of Remembrance reminds us of the deep connections that form within our community,” said Bartolo, Chaplain at Saint Antoine Community. “It is a time to honor our residents’ legacies and to offer support and compassion to their loved ones.”
In the release, the facility expressed gratitude to all who attended and participated in the celebration of life.
For more information about Saint Antoine Community and upcoming spiritual and community events, visit www.stantoine.net.
