The term “missionary disciple” has been used to motivate Catholics to consistently live out our common evangelistic responsibility to the world.

There are three churches in the Diocese of St. Petersburg entrusted to the care of Franciscans.

Let Psalm 23 be our prayer in appreciation for all the good things God gives to us: the gift of life and the gifts of love and friendship we enjoy with others.

Faith is a gift. No one earns it. No one gives it to himself. God gives a person faith.

God is the source of all the good we have in life. We need to restore this understanding to our way of thinking – and acting.

The National Eucharistic Revival is about strengthening the heart of the Church and strengthening the Church in her identity.

Bishops from across the U.S. have called for a National Eucharistic Revival in our country.

I love St. Peter. Not only is he my namesake, but I find him to be inspiringly relatable.

“Do you not know that you are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you?” (1 Cor 3:16)

I’ve been to confession, and I know that God has forgiven my sins. But I still feel badly about them. What should I do?

Most Reverend Timothy P. Broglio of the Archdiocese for the Militar...

On June 16, the Catholic Church observes the World Day of Prayer for the Sanctification of Priests.

How does a firm foundation apply to our faith lives?

In an interview, Rajesh Mohur shared the story of his spiritual journey and how he came to know Acutis, the computer-coding teen who was the first millennial beatified in the Catholic Church and a patron of the upcoming World Youth Day.

Starting on Ash Wednesday, Gulf Coast Catholic  will publ...

I hope that, as I share with you each step of Holy Week, you see that these services are nothing short of an invitation into the heart of our Christian faith.

“It is finished,” is the sixth word of our Lord from the cross. This phrase is used three times in Scripture: at the beginning of human history, at the end of time, and in the middle.

The fifth word of our Lord from the cross is the shortest of the seven: “I thirst.”

The fourth word of Christ from the cross is: “My God!  My God!  Why have you forsaken me?”

Christ’s first word from the cross went out to enemies; his second word to sinners; and his third word to saints.

The second word of our Lord teaches us about what our attitude toward pain and suffering should be. 

Lent is a time of conversion – a time to return to the Lord in whatever ways you have turned against him: in your attitudes, your conversations, your plans and goals, even in your hopes and dreams.

To honor His sacrifice, we make one of our own every Friday during Lent

Bonnie Hearn is growing closer to the Lord through Eucharistic Adoration.

During Lent, we turn our focus to the greatest sermon of all time, the one which Jesus gave from the pulpit of the cross.