Alumni Blesses School With $2 Million Gift
In the six decades since its founding, Tampa Catholic High School has been blessed with a remarkable legacy of loyalty among its alumni.
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Scholarships Make Catholic School Possible for Local Families
Donna thought she had to win the lottery for her daughter, Grace, to attend Catholic school.
The Diocese of St. Petersburg Disaster Relief Fund Provides Assistance to Kentucky Tornado Victims
Bishop Parkes sent a donation of $100,000 to the Diocese of Owensboro for tornado relief efforts.
Free Pregnancy Center to Move to New, More Accessible Location
The Foundation of Life Pregnancy Center Tampa office is relocating to a new, more accessible location.
Saint Leo Forms New Institute to Fight Human Trafficking
Saint Leo University and the Pasco Sheriff’s Office have joined forces to fight human trafficking regionally.
Bishop Gregory Parkes Sends $100,000 for Hurricane Ida Disaster Relief
The Diocese of St. Petersburg Disaster Relief Fund has provided $100,000 to victims of Hurricane Ida.
Catholics Take Action to Care for the Waters of Tampa Bay
Inspired by Pope Francis, Father Curtis Carro and a group of his students jumped into action.
Renovated Church Organ Provides Extraordinary Range
Christ the King Parish in Tampa will be celebrating the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe with a group recital given by organists and music directors from around the Diocese of St. Petersburg.
Pinellas County Catholic School for Children With Special Needs Is Expanding
The faith and educational opportunities are growing at Morning Star School in Pinellas Park.
School Is on Track to Fulfill Its Mission
The Athletic Program at St. Petersburg Catholic High School is a part of its mission to form young men and women in spirit, mind and body for leadership and service.
Monsignor Ronald Aubin, J.C.L. Receives Father Luis de Cancer Distinguished Priestly Service Award
The Diocese honors one priest annually who best exemplifies selfless and dedicated service.
Prison Ministry Ramps Up but Volunteers Are Greatly Needed
As coronavirus infections spread in prisons across the area, spiritual care for those incarcerated diminished.
Marymount California University and Saint Leo University Hold Ceremonial Signing Event Marking Merger
MCU and Saint Leo University came together on Oct. 4 to celebrate the signing of an agreement to merge.
Opening Mass for the Synod on Synodality will be Sunday, October 17th
Bishop Gregory Parkes will celebrate an opening Mass for the local phase of a worldwide consultation process.
St. Francis Pet Ministry Teaches Compassion for All of God’s Creation
The St. Francis of Assisi Pet Ministry aims to support those who are suffering the loss of a pet.
Catholic Charities Is Going Mobile to Save Lives
On Sep. 24, 2021, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Petersburg held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
Living in the Shadows
A mother who migrated to the U.S. speaks about her journey of hope and faith.
Saint Leo University to Welcome Largest Class in University History
For the third year in a row, Saint Leo University will welcome another record-br...
Catholic Schools are Ready to Welcome Back Families
When Chris Pastura became Superintendent of Catholic schools in 2015, he never i...
New Website Seeks to Unite, Inform and Inspire Local Catholic Community
Each article on the website can be easily shared on social media with one click.
Protocols for Safety Continue in Catholic Churches
As we continue to learn more about the Delta variant of the Coronavirus, let us ...
Saint Leo University Announces Merger with Marymount California University
ST. LEO, FL – Saint Leo University President Jeffrey Senese announced tod...
Scholarships Available for Stewardship Conference in September!
The Office of Stewardship and Development is sponsoring three (3) scholarships for the International Catholic Stewardship Conference (ICSC) being held in Orlando, Florida September 12-15, 2021.
Welcome to the Family- Father Daniel Kayajan
Bishop Gregory Parkes welcomed Father Daniel Kayajan as a permanent priest of the Diocese of St. Petersburg on July 1, 2021.
Catholics Need to Hear Welcoming Messages to Return to Mass
The mere act of lifting the dispensation from the Sunday Mass obligation as the coronavirus pandemic eases won’t be enough to get Catholics to come back to church, and the Diocese of St. Petersburg is actively working to bring people back.