Kali's Catholic education shaped who she is and the way in which she serves the Church. Today, she is able to put her faith into action as she serves the mission of the Diocese of Saint Petersburg.

Known affectionately as “Father Mike,” Monsignor Muhr serves the Diocese of Saint Petersburg as the Director of Ministry to Priests. Today, he describes his important ministry as being “a priest for priests.”

"Since I like to write, I imagined myself flipping the page to see the title of the next chapter, only to discover a blank page waiting for me: A chapter I'll have to write myself."

For Peter and Karen Brine, Catholic education is more than something they experienced as students. It is something they believe should remain an opportunity for others.

Each year from mid-September through May, laypeople, priests, and religious from throughout the Diocese of Saint Petersburg write reflections on the daily Scripture readings as part of the Be Courageous Daily Reflections.

Lori's lifelong work and volunteer experience throughout the Diocese has continued to shape her faith and allowed her to grow personally and professionally. Today, faith and community remain central to Lori’s life and to the work she does each day.

With more than 30 years of experience in philanthropy and legacy giving, she shares how we can take the opportunity to get our affairs in order and ensure our wishes are honored by our loved ones, even after we receive our heavenly reward.

The Catholic Church filled a sacred space in her heart.

“As Coordinator of Hispanic Ministry, my role impacts our Diocese because we are called to be bridges and to walk together as one community that encounters Christ and Courageously Lives the Gospel within our unique traditions."

August is National Make a Will Month and brings to mind the importance of getting your affairs in order.

Munden sees a clear connection between her childhood experiences with her professional career today. What started as reading Scripture at Sunday Mass has grown into a vocation focused on communicating the mission of the Church.

Emeline McKeown knew immediately that God was opening a door for her.

From June 22 – 27, 2026, over 300 youth, young adults, and chaperones gathered at Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School in Spring Hill for the Good Samaritan Project (GSP), organized by the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry.

Although she has been with the Diocese of Saint Petersburg for only a few months, Doctor Keenan has eagerly embraced the Foundation's mission of connecting generous Catholics with the ministries that bring Christ's love to others.

For Robert Jurman, faith has always been a central part of his life, even before he fully understood its importance.

Spirit FM, WBVM, began in 1986 by then Bishop Thomas Larkin, and ha...

Megan Brendum’s journey to the Catholic faith began through a quiet calling that grew stronger after becoming a mother. Today, that journey continues to shape both her personal life and her work as Associate Comptroller for the Diocese of Saint Petersburg

Today, the Diocese of Saint Petersburg joyfully welcomed two priests into the diocesan family as Bishop Gregory Parkes accepted the Oath of Permanence from Father Andrew Burns and Father Francisco Hernandez.

On Saturday, May 16, the Office of Vocations hosted an Altar Server Appreciation Event at St. Paul Parish in Tampa with about 800 people in attendance, including altar servers, priests, families, and parish communities from across the Diocese of Saint Pet

Following the incarceration of his son in December of 2025, Dave Arnold was inspired to start a ministry, based out of St. Paul Catholic Church in Tampa, centered on supporting the families of those who are incarcerated.

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church in Clearwater celebrated 50 years of a vibrant and faithful community with a special Mass and reception on April 19, 2026.

On April 6, 2026, Sister Joan Carberry, OSF, was honored by the National Catholic Educational Association with the prestigious Lifetime Commitment to Catholic Education Award.

Dozens of villagers lined up as our mission team arrived at the Star of Hope Clinic in the village of Mattamgudem in India. The state of their health left much to be desired.

The Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle was filled to the brim with immense joy and smiling faces as hundreds of faithful from throughout the Diocese of Saint Petersburg gathered for the annual Chrism Mass on March 31, 2026.

When three men met during their Order of Christian Initiation for Adults (OCIA) class, they didn’t imagine it would lead to a music ministry experience and a deeper faith.