The Communications Office of the Diocese of St. Petersburg is once again refraining from social media activity each Friday during Lent.

The film presents a unique and affecting view of the Catholic pilgrimage site as seen through the eyes of several of the sick pilgrims and their caregivers. 

Every tool can be used to benefit or harm, depending on the context or situation.

Each episode takes as its starting point the Bishop’s chair, known as the cathedra—from which we have the name “cathedral.”

Popular Priest, Father Mike Schmitz, has a new project set to launch on January 1, 2023.

The Human Experience, a feature-length documentary that has received over 30 awards.

The official trailer for the highly anticipated third season of "The Chosen."

The nighttime event was the premiere of an eight-minute film about the life and faith of St. Peter.

Financial assistance to students who give up using a smartphone

The so-called “definitive movie” about Mother Teresa of Calcutta will be in theaters in October.

Coles knew the 2018 YouTube documentary well -- she was one of its subjects.

A new Spanish-language radio talk show is hitting the airwaves in the Tampa Bay area.

Pope Francis has called on Catholics to counter toxicity in social media.

Social media platforms are being used to lure unsuspecting victims into human trafficking.

Anne Mancino sat down amid a crowd of 5,000 to hear the words of Jesus.

A feature documentary film about the Eucharist has garnered an encore theatrical presentation.

The fight against human trafficking needs to include the ethical use of technology and social media.

Archbishop Rino Fisichella expressed his support for Real+True and deemed it “greatly valuable."

Mr. Rogers realized the good that could come from the ability to communicate on television.

The founder of an internet safety initiative warned Catholic school teachers about social media.

Christians must persevere in generously doing good in the world, bolstered by prayer.

In our Holy Father’s message for Lent, he singled out digital media as a possible source of sin.

The Diocese of St. Petersburg launched a fresh new YouTube series called Why do Catholics.

An upcoming film about a rough-and-tumble Montana priest has the potential to inspire every person.

In a time when social networks can tend to divide people, Christian media must work to unite us.