In response to the devastation caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Saint Petersburg is organizing a supply drive from October 16, 2024 – November 1, 2024 to assist those affected by the storms.

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St. John Vianney's faculty, staff, and students have been temporarily relocated across three locations to ensure continued learning.

Anxiety and fear often arise when the unexpected occurs, especially during back-to-back natural disasters. Florida has endured immense devastation over the past few weeks. However, one clear lesson has emerged: in times of trial, we are stronger together.

Catholic Charities has teamed up with Pinellas County and the Diocese of St. Petersburg to create a temporary shelter at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church.

Due to the devastation from Hurricane Helene, the Catholic community in the Diocese of Saint Petersburg is coming together to support one another.

In the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Catholic Charities is teaming up with Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church to distribute much needed basic supplies and services to members of the community who are recovering from the storm.

St. Timothy Catholic Church celebrated a significant milestone as Father Anthony Ustick was officially installed as pastor.

Jackson, sophomore at St. Petersburg Catholic High School, demonstrated bravery, courage, and compassion in the midst of what could have become a tragedy.

Over 220 teens from across the Diocese of Saint Petersburg gathered for a day-long Youth Rally at St. Lawrence Parish on August 31, 2024.

On Thursday, August 29, students, faculty, and staff gathered at Saint Leo Abbey Church to celebrate their annual Mass of the Holy Spirit.

It was a day for excitement and a few nerves for new students as theyarrived at Saint Leo University today (Thursday, August 22) to begin their college careers.

Bishop Gregory Parkes will offer a Healing Mass on Saturday, September 7th at 11 a.m. in St. Petersburg for those harmed by abuse and their loved ones.

"We want to meet people where they are, and not where we expect them to be."

Armed with prayer, definitive language, and educational materials, faith leaders, churchgoers, and community members are strengthened in their resolve to fight Amendment 4 this November.

“I realized everything I thought I knew about the Catholic Church was incorrect.”

“On the first phone call with the Ave Maria coach, he said his goal...

Outdoor games, burgers and hot dogs, live music provided by Spirit FM 90.5, face painting, popcorn, and icees may sound like a parish festival, but on Sunday, August 18th they were highlights of a new event called "BBQ with the Bishop."

An encounter with a housekeeper at a hotel during the National Eucharistic Congress allowed Carlos Flores to share his faith with her.

A young adult shares his unforgettable experience at the National Eucharistic Congress and how we cannot remain unchanged by the reality of the Eucharist.

While spared a direct hit, local families, individuals, charities, parishes, and schools are trying to recover from flooding and storm damage.

On August 13th, our community will gather to pray for life.

Hundreds of Our Neighbors Traveled to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis

Catholics who feel called to go deeper in their faith and serve in ministry were recognized by Bishop Gregory Parkes during a Commissioning Ceremony and Evening Prayer Service at the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle on July 2, 2024.

Despite a struggle with infertility, a local couple chose to remain steadfast in their Catholic faith and focused on the Lord.