In addition to some returning favorites, Saint Leo University will introduce some new summer camps this year at its Pasco County campus.

Students from the area’s Catholic high schools along with one private school will compete in Saint Leo University’s annual Brain Bowl on Wednesday, March 26.

On Tuesday, March 4, 2025, Spirit FM 90.5 staff members visited the Florida Strawberry Festival to get a taste of the strawberry shortcake provided at St. Clement Catholic Church’s “Make Your Own” Strawberry Shortcake Project.

Volunteers of the The Bautista Project, Inc. visited Tampa Hope, one of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Saint Petersburg's homeless shelters.

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Saint Leo University celebrated the grand opening of its new nursing space on the second floor of Benedictine Hall on Thursday, February 6.

Saint Leo University President Ed Dadez, with support from the university’s Board of Trustees, announced today (February 10) he is retiring after 25 years of service and two and a half years as president.

On Sunday, February 2, 2025, the cheers were transformed into praise for the Lord as TobyMac’s Hits Deep 2025 Tour kicked off its Tampa concert.

On-site telehealth at Tampa Hope provides medical care to residents.

Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Saint Petersburg, the City of Tampa, Tampa General Hospital, OnMed and members of the community celebrated the launch of an OnMed CareStation at Tampa Hope.

While many would prefer to stay indoors during such weather, more than 8,000 attendees of all ages braved the cold hours before this year’s Winter Jam Tour Spectacular (Winter Jam) began to secure a seat to see their favorite Christian artists perform and

The goal is to enhance nearly every aspect of camp Life, from facilities to food, from property to programming.

Saint Leo University’s Center for Catholic-Jewish Studies (CCJS) and the Tampa Bay History Center are hosting a special conversation, the History of Catholic-Jewish Relations in Tampa Bay, 6:30 – 8 p.m., Wednesday, January 22.

Our Holy Father is putting the virtue of hope front and center in 2025.

“We’ve got faith, and we’ve got our Holy Mother watching over us.”

Two years ago, Mary Help of Christians Center (MHC), in Tampa, received a large collection of relics, and it became my task to make them available for veneration.

The fish fry provided an opportunity to have people come for a nice meal, make some new friends, and stay for the Stations of the Cross.

Talking to the graduates of Jesuit High School in Tampa, Florida, who are now pursuing priesthood, a familiar refrain emerges: Most of them didn’t have a strong Catholic faith before entering high school.

The Catholic Youth Soccer League brings local children into the intersection of faith and athletics.

The Mass will start with a procession that symbolizes the journey of hope that, guided by the word of God, unites all the faithful.

Visitors are welcome to attend these special events to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe and reflect on her profound impact on the Church and the world.

Christ the King in Tampa was able to have the dedication of its new Bailey Center sandwiched between Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

“For 100 years, Saint Cecilia has been a gathering place for those to connect with God, to get comfort, to get strength, to get wisdom, to spread God's love throughout this city. 

Saint Leo University invites the local community to celebrate the Christmas season at its campus!

The school will permanently close at the end of this school year due to extensive damage caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.