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

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

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.

This year, Good Samaritans are volunteering at twelve different service sites.

Joining the Church has ignited a small flame in Jane Prefer.

Approximately 500 seminarians, priests, deacons, religious and faithful Catholics from around the Diocese stood and cheered for Bishop Gregory Parkes at the end of his Silver Jubilee Mass.

"The language of God is love. In the same way, our language is also love. We love one another, we encourage one another."

"There is no other statue like this in the world because we custom-made it and designed it from scratch.”

What do you do when you turn 105? You celebrate, of course. That’s exactly what Frances Fecteau did on May 29th.

Joseph Gangolu was a farmer, educator, visionary, and most especially a father.

After 38 years of faithful service to Catholics in the Ybor City area and beyond, the Marist Fathers will be leaving Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish as of June 30, 2024.

Bishop Gregory Parkes shared a video message directed to all students who are graduating this year. He offers words of encouragement to the grads as they prepare to start a new chapter in their lives.

During the last Mass of the school year on May 17th, one student and one teacher became Catholic, two students were confirmed, and two teachers announced they will be entering seminary this fall.

The joy she felt receiving Jesus for the first time made a lasting impression and planted a seed that would later blossom. As she helps prepare the next generation for their first Communion, Buckner hopes they will experience that same joy.

Our Lady of Good Counsel Camp is a residential youth summer camp and retreat center owned and operated by the Diocese of St. Petersburg. Camp Director Stephen Watkins has been a part of the Camp since he was a child.

On May 18th, over 1,000 youth and families from around the Diocese of St. Petersburg gathered for the Altar Server Appreciation event held at Christ the King Catholic Church in Tampa.

Nearly 300 people attended the sixth annual Marian Congress on May 11, 2024 for speakers, a multilingual rosary, worship, adoration, Mass, and a consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

On May 10th, 2024, over two thousand Catholics from around the Diocese of St. Petersburg gathered for the Roar of the Rosary at the Straz in Downtown, Tampa.

As graduates gathered in the Saint Leo Abbey Church, they were reminded that God will be with them for their next steps.

The St. Petersburg Diocesan Council of Catholic Women acts through its members to support, empower, and educate all Catholic women in spirituality, leadership, and service.

The Diocese of St. Petersburg partners with the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame to give recent college graduates experience in a parish or school while they earn a master’s degree in theology at no cost.

Five Students from Morning Star Catholic School-Pinellas Park, were confirmed by Bishop Gregory Parkes, thanks to an adaptive sacramental program that helps the Church better respond to children with special needs.