Steven Valentine was leading a typical college life when he was invited to attend a Catholic retreat.

Over the past few weekends, parishes across the Diocese have held their first Commitment Weekends for the inaugural Catholic Ministry Appeal.

USF students were asked to share their joys and sorrows about the Catholic church.

Sophie Robertson has always felt something guiding her life’s journey.

Local Catholic Ukrainian families are uniting to pray for peace as their homeland faces tensions with Russia.

Each year, 200-300 Catholics from throughout Florida visit state legislators in Tallahassee to put their faith and civic responsibility into action.

Stephanie Camisa was in second grade at St. John Paul II Catholic School. Now she's a teacher.

This good work will continue through the Catholic Ministry Appeal, which replaces the APA.

For Catholics who struggle with addiction, there is freedom in putting their trust in Jesus.

January 22, 2022, marked the 49th anniversary of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision.

The New Life Village was built to solve: children who need foster care and seniors who need housing.

Serenity and grace are two things Kayla credits for saving the life of her new baby girl.

St. Joseph Catholic Church in St. Petersburg has impacted generations of parishioners.

There is a “cool” new ministry in St. Petersburg. It’s called Culinarians of Our Lady, or COOL for short.

Nearly 100 people gathered at Our Lady of the Rosary Parish to reflect on the Holy Spirit and the Church.

For the past seven years, Steven has been seating parishioners of Our Lady of the Rosary Parish.

Saint Mary Our Lady of Grace Church is inviting everyone in for a time of peaceful prayer for Advent.

Forty-one years after marrying, Cindy and Ed Karpowicz celebrated the Sacrament of Marriage.

Nermine Rubin has made it her mission to offer a hand-out and a hand up to her global neighbors.

More than 350 parish and school leaders gathered together for “Synod Sessions."

Pope Francis is inviting young people to meet him in Portugal in 2023 for World Youth Day.

Our culture places a great deal of confidence in science, especially since the pandemic.

Over twenty state and federal judges joined in the procession as part of the Annual Red Mass.

On Sunday October 17th, Bishop Gregory Parkes opened the diocesan phase of the Synod on Synodality called for by Pope Francis with a Mass celebrated at the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle in St. Petersburg.

"We wanted to do more than just say ‘don’t have abortions.’ Instead, we wanted to provide alternatives."