Courageously Living
Seminarians Embrace a Variety of Summer Assignments
As the summer ramps up and we spend time with family and friends or perhaps even travel, several of our seminarians spend a portion of their time in a new community as well.
Upcoming Solemnity Reminds Us of the True Presence
The Solemnity of Corpus Christi (Body of Christ), celebrated on June 22, 2025, is one of the better-known feasts in the Catholic Church– often marked by Eucharistic processions.
Tampa Hope is Grateful for Generosity
After storms hit the area, destroying many of the tents at Tampa Hope, generous donors stepped up to cover the cost.
Making an Impact across the World
Recent Clearwater Central Catholic High School graduate Herman Brames spent the summer of 2024 differently than most students.
From Trash to Comfort
Your Life
Construction Begins on A New Catholic School in Ruskin
The Diocese of Saint Petersburg celebrated a historic day on June 13th with the groundbreaking of a new Catholic School in southwest Hillsborough County.
The House of Prayer Expands with Additional Retreat Space
This House of Prayer is a place of grace, a spiritual home where souls come to seek God in silence, to be nourished by His Word, and to be strengthened by His presence.
Parish Leaders Learn to Bridge the Gap
The second “Parents and Families at the Center of Faith Formation” workshop this year took place at St. Matthew Catholic Church in Largo on May 31, 2025, further equipping parish leaders to help bridge the gaps in faith formation within families.
Affordable Housing Community Opens in Hillsborough with Help from the Diocese of Saint Petersburg
The event marked a major milestone in efforts to expand housing options for low-income seniors, which is greatly needed.
Juneteenth and the Life of the First Black American Catholic Priest
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Helpers to the Holy Land
A gathering in Tampa brought together Catholics who are supporting the Holy Land with prayers and donations.
Loving the Heart of Jesus in the Eucharist
Christ’s heart burns with love for us. We see this love in Scripture – moved with compassion, Christ feeds the famished crowd on their journey; he heals the sick, forgives sins, raises the dead and performs the ultimate act of love by dying for us.
Listening to God's Call: A New Chapter in Women's Vocational Discernment
“Our diocese desires to cultivate and support the discernment of consecrated life for young women,” said Sr. Sherly Vazhappilly, Associate Director for Vocations.
A Summer Pilgrimage with Bishop Parkes
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