On Saturday, February 14, 2026, over 500 men from the Catholic Diocese of Saint Petersburg and surrounding dioceses gathered at Higgins Hall at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Tampa for a day of prayer, learning, and brotherhood.

Saint Leo University and Albertus Magnus High School have announced a new strategic Catholic education partnership.

Dr. Thomas Humphries, professor of philosophy, theology, and religion at Saint Leo University, will be featured on the Ascension App, the nation’s leading Catholic Bible and Catechism mobile app, on February 23 as part of the Lenten season.

This past weekend, I attended Spirit FM’s Annual Women’s Conference at Christ the King Catholic Church in Tampa. It was a special day for everyone who participated.

As the new year began, St. Luke the Evangelist Parish in Palm Harbor offered a meaningful opportunity for spiritual renewal through its retreat, “Letting Go of Worry in the New Year,” held on January 31, 2026.

During the National Summit, Legatus presented its annual member awards, including the 2025 Ambassador of the Year Award, which was given to Mike Guarino of the Tampa Bay Chapter.

On February 4, 2026, Catholic judges, attorneys, and public servants from across the Tampa Bay area gathered at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Tampa for the annual Red Mass, a special tradition that blends faith and law in a profoundly powerful way.

Men from around the diocese are invited to attend the 16th Annual Tampa Bay Men’s Conference on Saturday, February 14th, at Higgins Hall at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Tampa.

Saint Leo University will host its Spring Open House on Saturday, February 28, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., welcoming prospective high school and transfer students and their families.

Many throughout the Diocese of Saint Petersburg are familiar with Bishop Emeritus Robert Lynch and his ongoing presence at their parish and diocesan events.

Saint Leo University Athletics will host its first-ever Lions Bash, sponsored by AdventHealth Dade City, on Saturday, February 28.

Saint Leo University celebrated a milestone in its athletics history on Thursday, January 22, with the grand opening of an eight-lane, 400-meter track and newly constructed locker rooms.

St. Timothy Catholic Church in Lutz offers an opportunity to celebrate saints while giving back to those in need.

Each year, Catholic schools around the country celebrate Catholic Schools Week, focusing on the many great benefits of Catholic education. This year’s Catholic Schools Week takes place January 25 – 31.

Beauty, Good, Truth. Catholicism has always led with beauty from ornate cathedrals to the blessed sacraments, beauty is ingrained in our faith. In the post-modern era of efficiency over aesthetics it can seem like beauty has taken the back seat.

Saint Leo University announced today the launch of the Lionova Institute, a new division focused on faith-anchored, technology-enabled education, and the appointment of a nationally recognized leadership team to guide its development and growth.

Bishop Parkes: “The Marian Servants express a desire to imitate our Blessed Mother in holiness, in virtue, in faithfulness, and in humility."

As the newly hired director for Our Lady of Good Counsel Camp, Mark DeNote understands the weight of the responsibility before him to continue the good work started by the Camp’s founders and former leaders.

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Local organizations and ministries offer Thanksgiving staples such as turkey, fresh produce, and traditional sides for those in need this Thanksgiving.

Close to 1,000 students, faculty, and staff came together on Wednesday, November 19, to welcome Dr. Jim Burkee as Saint Leo University’s 12th president.

The St. Petersburg Catholic High School (SPCHS) Barons have made history, completing a perfect 10-0 season, undefeated for the first time in school history and capturing the program’s first district championship in 20 years.

Saint Leo University is kicking off the holiday season on Wednesday, December 3, with its annual Christmas Celebration. Community members of all ages are invited to enjoy an evening of beloved Saint Leo traditions.

All are invited to this unique, free festival that will focus on "50 Years of Gratitude and Hope” celebrating the journey of faith of Vietnamese Catholics to the U.S.