In 2002, the Social and Pastoral Center was opened at House of Providence. This chapel was the core of the future parish of St. Alois Scrosoppi. The parish was established by the decree of the Bishop of Chisinau on September 1, 2007.

The Catholic community in Orheev has been known since the early 19th century. The Catholic Church in Orheev was built in 1914 by Catholics from the city, and in 1947 the church was destroyed and closed. Restoration work began in 2005 and was completed in 2008.

The first Holy Mass in Ungheni was celebrated on March 20, 2004. And on July 26, 2007 the first stone was laid in the foundation of the future religious building, which was consecrated on October 26, 2011.

The revival of Catholic life in Tiraspol began in the 1990s. In 1997, the Catholic community of Tiraspol was registered by the Transnistrian authorities.

The first Catholic church was built in 1860, and in the late 1970s the shrine was transferred to the Orthodox diocese. At the end of XIX century began construction of a new Catholic church, which was forcibly closed in 1950. In 1992, pastoral activity was resumed in the chapel located in a private house, and in 1997 the Roman Catholic parish in Bender was registered.

The first church was built in 1925. With the establishment of Soviet power on January 1, 1948 the church was closed. Spiritual life of the village was revived in 1992, when the ancient house was improvised holy place, and in 1994 the place was equipped and consecrated. In 2004, the construction of a new church began.

Between 1815 and 1817 the first Roman Catholic church was built here. In 1936, the church was demolished, and in 1941-1944 the parish reopened, but liturgies were held in the cemetery chapel. In 1963, the Soviet authorities demolished the chapel. In 1992, the parish house, chapel and church were built here.

In 1973, the believers from Sloboda Rashkov by numerous requests obtained permission to build a chapel in the cemetery, where secret liturgies were held. Only in 1988 the authorities recognized the parish, and in 1990 the church was consecrated by the patroness of St. Martha.

After the believers from Cupcini asked to open a Catholic church in 2006, the request was submitted and approved by the City Hall. And on December 24, 2007 the church served the first Holy Mass.

Although it was founded only in 2007, the parish "St. Francis of Assisi" began its activity in 1991 with the appearance of the Order of Junior Monks of the Monastery in Moldova.

The first Catholic community in Glodeni was registered in 1899. In 1933 the first chapel was built in the house of Joseph Yashchinsky, which was closed in 1948. On June 24, 2007, E.S. Anton Kosa laid the first stone in the foundation, the foundation of the future cult building, which was consecrated on October 27, 2011.

Construction of the church, begun in the 1930s, was interrupted by the war. Only 60 years later, in 1990, the church was registered and consecrated. And in 1995 was founded an independent parish with a patron saint in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen Rosary.

Although the village of Grigoreuca was founded between the 19th and 20th centuries by Catholics of Polish origin, parishioners often visited the chapel built in Petropavlovka. On March 19, 1990, the Office of Religious Affairs under the Council of Ministers of the USSR decided to build a church in Grigoreuca village.

With a rich history and a large number of Catholics in Balti, the parish house and church were built and consecrated only in September 2010, although the first information was documented since the eighteenth century.

In 1749, Polish magnate Prince Joseph Lubomirski built here a church for Catholic Armenians people, which was consecrated in 1791. In 250 years of its existence, the church has been attacked and destroyed countless times. Pastoral activity resumed in 1990, when the Rascov parish was registered.

Since 2004, priests of the Congregation of Don Bosco started their activity in the Diocese of Chisinau. Their activity is aimed at working with youth, especially with the poor. Due to the increasing number of Catholic believers, a decision was made to establish a parish. Thus, on January 1, 2011, the parish of the Holy Virgin, the Helper of Christians, appeared.

For a long time Catholics lived in Stauceni village and belonged to the parish of Chisinau. In 1993 a branch of the Chisinau parish was opened. Since 1997, the mass has been held in the chapel. On February 2, 1999 Stauceni became an independent parish and at the same time a new church dedicated to the Holy Heart of Jesus was consecrated.

In 1994, on the initiative of the Greek Catholic Cardinal of Ukraine Lubomir Gusar, Father Roman Correction came to Moldova to take care of the spiritual life of the local Greek Catholic community. After long trials, in 2006, the Greek Catholic parish dedicated to the "Shroud of the Mother of God" was registered by the Government of the Republic of Moldova.

According to some sources, the parish of Chisinau exists since 1814. In 1963, the church building was added and the believers had to gather in a small chapel in the cemetery. The parish of "Divine Providence" in Chisinau was registered by the Soviet authorities on November 9, 1945, and in 1989 the church building was returned to the parish. Today it is the Episcopal Cathedral.