Gregory Parkes celebrated the annual Mass for Educators on May 30, 2023, and he thanked the crowd of nearly 1,000 people for their ministry to the Church.

For two years, Kaitlyn had been praying for Father Christian Galvan, even though she had never met him.

Speakers and participants alike shared powerful testimonies as witnesses to our Blessed Mother working in their lives.

“The key thing and try to get as many people off the streets today as we can"

Meeting May 8 with members of the Congregation of the Holy Spirit, ...

Pope Francis has given his blessing to a program started in Poland to spiritually adopt struggling teenagers and pray for them by name.

The war and the escape to safety has traumatized the family, but they are moving forward with hope.

The hope is for all parishes to reach and exceed their goals, so our ministries and services may grow to meet the expressed needs of individuals and faith communities.

Made in God’s image and likeness, we are unlike any other creature: we share in God’s attributes by way of reason, free will, and the capacity to love as God loves.

Hers is a story marked by suffering and challenges, to which Gabriele has responded with faith and gratitude.

Saint Leo University student is welcomed into the Catholic Church.

Tampa Hope is a homeless shelter operated by Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Petersburg in partnership with the city of Tampa.

The medal has been presented to selected lay persons and religious in several areas around the Province.

The sacred mission of the Diocese of St. Petersburg calls us to proclaim the Good News and invite all people to encounter the love and mercy of Jesus Christ.

Deacon David Lesieur has seen the works of God during his time as a prison minister.

Kristen Wayne, a leader of Student for Life, a pro-life group, at the University of South Florida and has people taken notice of her dedication to and passion for pro-life initiatives.

With ongoing conflicts, extreme weather events and widespread inflation making it more difficult for families around the world to put food on the table.

Following her friend’s advice and invitation, Kathy went to Mass for the first time in years and heard a message which changed her life.

This year, Marrero will face a journey like none other. Days before Ash Wednesday, she and the rest of her family said goodbye to her oldest son, Ian, who left for US Marine bootcamp.

There are a total of six Black Catholics on the canonization journey to join other Black and African saints and martyrs in the communion of saints.

SUMMIT is a new monthly gathering organized by the Diocesan Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry and the Catholic Young Adults of Tampa Bay group.

On a regular school day, the entire student body, faculty, and staff of St. Petersburg Catholic High School vacated the campus for a good cause.

Bishop Parkes recently reached out to parishioners across the Diocese about the Catholic Ministry Appeal, sharing that one way we bring “ministry to life” is by supporting the appeal.

Discipleship Day brought together representatives from 57 parishes and six schools at three locations.

Across the Diocese, parishes are launching the 2023 Catholic Ministry Appeal. The appeal is an exciting opportunity for each parishioner to take part in assisting those most in need in our local communities and support Catholics of all ages in growing the