“The problems homeless people experience can be overwhelming, but like Mother Teresa said, ‘if you cannot feed 100 people, just feed one.”

The new Priest Wellness Coordinator ensures all priests have access to personalized, holistic healthcare.

The Tampa Magnificat Ministry provides a space for women to gather together, imitate Mary’s virtue of authenticity, and grow in community.

Protecting children is always a priority for the Catholic Church, especially during Child Abuse Protection Month each April.

It is almost camp season! Around the Diocese of St. Petersburg, there are various Catholic camp opportunities this summer! Your child doesn’t have to be Catholic to attend.

"With regard to our priests, I ask that you love them, I ask that you support them, and I ask that you pray for them.”

This event will discuss St. John Paul II’s addresses, and explore how our existence in a body are a gift from God, giving us the capacity to give ourselves.

Supporting the Catholic Ministry Appeal ensures that all parishes of our Diocese can continue to fulfill our mission of spreading the love and teachings of Christ within our community and beyond.

To help families overcome difficulties and divisions, the Diocese of St. Petersburg is presenting a special event on Saturday, May 11th that will focus on Mary, Joseph, and the Eucharist: Forming a Holy Family.

Homeless shelters operated by Catholic Charities provide meals, access to restrooms, showers and laundry facilities, and case managers to provide wrap-around services such as help finding permanent housing, medical/dental

This free one-of-a-kind event seeks to draw young adults deeper in their faith through the Rosary and Eucharist.

Representatives from 36 parishes participated in a synod listening session in order to assist the Church and diocese with addressing critical needs as part of the global Synod on Synodality.

St. Joseph Catholic Church continues to share the love of Christ with all people in need.

“When you have the Catholic faith, it gives you that security to move in the world in an almost timeless way because God doesn't change."

"God gave me the grace to really obey his commandments more and more. And so, as I started to live a faith-filled life, that became much easier."

On Wednesday, February 28, 2024, and Thursday, February 29, 2024, St. Jude the Apostle's Relic visited Tampa and St. Petersburg for the first time.

What started as a simple ministry idea less than two years ago is now gaining recognition across Tampa Bay with six local media outlets recently reporting on their remarkable success.

The additional listening sessions are looking at ways to bring more people together in the evangelizing mission of the Church.

At the Rite of Election, parishes introduce catechumens to the bishop for their final preparations to become Catholic.

This retreat will take place at Foundations of Life in Tampa to help women begin their journey towards healing.

"Always be ready to be challenged and to give the reasons for your faith, the reasons for your positions and convictions."

Being able to participate in Sunday Mass in their native language has meant so much to Duong Le and his family. 

Faith is spreading at the University of Tampa and University of South Florida.

When Juston Feist's students witnessed his conversion to the Catholic faith, they encouraged him along the way.

Deacon Rick Wells speaks about a time in his life when he struggled with anxiety and how faith was an important part of his path to healing.