Today, over 13,000 students are enrolled in our 46 Catholic schools...

As Saint Leo University prepares to begin a new academic year, new and returning students can expect lots of opportunities to learn, grow, and be challenged, prepare for their futures, and have fun.

“A shrine is a place of prayer, but it's also a place of pilgrimage where the faithful come because of a particular devotion they might have,” said Bishop Parkes.

Saint Leo University biology majors who aspire to a career in health care now have a clear path to medical school and dental, pharmacy, or podiatry school thanks to a new partnership.

In a heartwarming display of community spirit and compassion, Downtown Tampa’s Sacred Heart Catholic Church hosted a special "Messages of Mercy" event where parishioners gathered to create handcrafted cards for military service members and veterans.

The Diocese of Saint Petersburg celebrated a historic day on June 13th with the groundbreaking of a new Catholic School in southwest Hillsborough County.

Soon after celebrating the graduation of its first nursing students on May 7, Saint Leo University reached another nursing milestone.

Pixels, “googly eye” sensors, motors, and more were a part of the learning and fun for elementary and middle school girls at Saint Leo University’s Girls Can! Robotic Camp.

Catholic Charities is seeking assistance after 71 tents were damaged following recent storms.

From outdoor field days to indoor activities, our schools are taking time this May to celebrate the end of the school year with students and families.

As the Church rejoices and learns more about Pope Leo XIV, a man born and raised in the Chicago area and who spent 20 years of his life serving as a missionary priest in Peru, members of the diocese are finding connections.

It is fitting that students begin and end their academic journeys at the University in prayer. The new school year begins with Mass of the Holy Spirit, and the graduates are celebrated and blessed at the annual Baccalaureate Mass.

The reception on Saturday, April 26, at USF’s Research Center South featured live music, dinner, raffles, and testimonies on how the Catholic Student Union has transformed students’ lives at USF.

St. Luke’s Chapel hummed with anticipation as families and friends of graduates settled into pews last Sunday, May 4th.

Having five Scouts from the same troop achieve this incredible milestone in one year is unique and impressive.

Two Million Meals Served at Nativity Outreach Food Bank in One Year

As the world mourns the death of Pope Francis, the Diocese of Saint Petersburg responds by sharing stories.

Morning Star School is celebrating the continued success of its Special Olympics basketball program—a mission rooted in faith, community, and the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive.

The Holy Father inspired us by his words and example. He continued ...

Many listeners have seen the direct impact of Spirit FM’s Christian music and messaging in their lives and the community.

All are welcome to join the St. Gianna Center for Women’s Health and Fertility Care in celebrating their successes at their Journey of Hope Gala.

Twelve students make up the first cohort to graduate from the university’s nursing program.

It was a battle of the brains as Saint Leo University and its College of Arts, Sciences, and Allied Services hosted its annual Brain Bowl competition for seven area Catholic high schools and one private school on Wednesday, March 26, in the university’s W

Three parishes in our diocese are currently participating in the initiative as our first cohort. The next Family Matters General Information Session will take place Thursday, April 10th at 4:00PM.

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