Father Tim Sherwood, pastor of St. Luke the Evangelist Parish in Palm Harbor, recently published his fourth book, Blessed Are the Eyes That See: The Way of Beauty in Catholic Spirituality.

Saint Leo is the first university in Florida to offer an accredited bachelor's degree requiring 93 credit hours — a full year less than the traditional 120-credit model..

A new Saturday destination is coming to Saint Leo University this fall, bringing local businesses, live entertainment, and the regional community together on its East Pasco campus.

The Diocese of Saint Petersburg is thrilled to recognize students from our Catholic high schools who have been named National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalists for 2027!

Saint Leo University's Honors Program has been selected to join Partners in Peace, an initiative between the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) and the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, Norway.

On Saturday, September 5, 2026, at 11:00 am at the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle, Bishop Gregory Parkes will offer a Healing Mass for Survivors of Abuse.

All are invited to attend Encounter Tampa Bay on Saturday, October 3, at 2:00 pm at St. Petersburg Catholic High School, a free annual event that brings the community together to explore important questions about faith, culture, and the human experience.

"The Lord has provided us with the ability to affect more lives than you can imagine.”

We are blessed to have nearly 14,000 students enrolled in our 47 Catholic schools and early childhood centers.

On August 5, 2026, more than 250 people from across the Tampa Bay area gathered for Bible on the Beach at Sand Key Park in Clearwater.

The experience became a journey of faith, personal growth, and cult...

The Diocese of Saint Petersburg has been awarded $950,000 in the State of Florida budget, allowing for enhancements to the safety and security of Our Lady of Good Counsel Camp in Floral City.

As cyber threats continue to target businesses, government agencies, and critical infrastructure nationwide, Saint Leo University is expanding its efforts to prepare executive-level cybersecurity leaders.

As employers increasingly seek professionals who can navigate both business strategy and emerging technologies, Saint Leo University is redefining how those disciplines are taught.

A family’s effort to transform the loss of their son into hope for students in recovery is helping Saint Leo University establish Florida’s only residential collegiate recovery program at a private Catholic university.

A nearly $3 million investment from the state of Florida will strengthen the small Pasco County community of Saint Leo by expanding workforce education programs at Saint Leo University and supporting infrastructure improvements in the Town of St. Leo.

Historic 2026 season delivers record wins, national honors, and the program's first NCAA title.

In partnership with the National Centre for Padre Pio, two local parishes hosted a period of veneration of relics of St. Pio of Pietrelcina, also known as Padre Pio.

Young Catholic Professionals (YCP) Tampa was proud to put together a team of 12 members to participate in Paint Your Heart Out Tampa Annual Paint Day

On Sunday, May 10, Prince of Peace Parish in Sun City Center celebrated a special Mass and the blessing of their new parish bell tower.

Saint Leo University awarded nearly 1,500 degrees Wednesday during its 2026 commencement, marking one of its largest graduating classes in recent years.

Each year, Teacher Appreciation Week provides an opportunity to recognize the educators who shape the lives of children. This year, Teacher Appreciation Week is May 4-8, 2026.

On Sunday, April 26, 2026 St. Peter the Apostle Parish in Trinity celebrated a major milestone with the groundbreaking of its new church. This new addition is an exciting asset to the rapidly growing Catholic community in northern Tampa.

In the largest commencement in recent years, almost 1,500 students will graduate from Saint Leo University during two ceremonies on Wednesday, May 6.

At Tampa Catholic High School, dedicated adults generously share their time and God-given talents, extending the school’s impact far beyond what might seem possible.