Lent is that concentrated time each year, when we intentionally and deliberately choose to be led by the Holy Spirit into the desert of Renewal & Restoration.

Father Peter Okojie has a passion for his faith and for sharing the Gospel message via the digital tools of our time.

All Catholic men are invited to attend the 15th Annual Tampa Bay Men’s Conference on Saturday, March 1, 2025, at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Tampa.

Pope Francis started off with wonderful encouragement: “Your work is one that builds up society and the Church and brings everyone forward, as long as it’s true.”

Hundreds of people stood outside and reverently watched as an altar server held up the cross that was selected as the Jubilee Cross.

SEEK, an annual conference organized by the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS), draws tens of thousands of people each January, primarily college students and high school seniors.

Catholics will receive a Plenary Indulgence from Pope Francis for participating in the Opening Mass and completing the normal prayers and practices.

Catholics may receive a Plenary Indulgence for visiting these sacred sites.

A Call to Conversion: Courageously Living the Gospel is rich with ideas for courageous new year’s resolutions.

Aaron Alvarez discusses his family's commitment to the initiative and how volunteering not only benefits the children in need but also strengthens his family's bond.

All are invited to participate in the Jubilee of Hope within the Diocese of Saint Petersburg.

In the midst of resolutions and goals while living in a nonstop world, we have to remember that we are made for rest.

The Diocese of Saint Petersburg is inviting all Catholics to have a role in participating and promoting the Jubilee Year and all the related activities, pilgrimages, and events.

The pilgrim statue of Our Lady of Fatima travels to bring a message of hope, peace, and salvation to the Diocese of Saint Petersburg.

What would it look like if we expected Jesus to speak to us through each day, even in the most mundane and ordinary moments?

Recently, I’ve been noticing a verbal trend characterized by the increased usage of “honestly, truthfully or actually.” 

"We are called to pray for those we love with the same passion as St. Monica."

Here are five tried and true ways to keep your faith strong even in the busyness of the school year.

“Let us go to proclaim Jesus zealously and joyfully for the life of the world.”

“Unity in the Church is really essential for us today because that attitude of division in our society affects our Church, and it affects it dramatically.”

Father Boniface Hicks invited the crowd to pray a litany — a series of petitions to God — focused on healing during a period of Eucharistic adoration.

What we look at has the power to change us. Our eyes are like portals to our imagination.

In addition to planning and packing, local pilgrims are praying as they prepare for this year’s much anticipated National Eucharistic Congress (NEC) that begins on Wednesday, July 17th in Indianapolis.

While about 40,000 people will attend in person, most Catholics will participate from home. Here are some suggestions for engaging with the Congress remotely:

The human heart can be fickle. Here are three tips for cultivating a spirit of gratitude instead.