St. John Paul II once said that “every Christian is called to become a strong athlete of Christ — that is, a faithful and courageous witness to his Gospel.”

While living with your brothers can obviously be challenging at times, it is a formative experience that teaches you more about yourself and how to relate better to others.

The annual Retirement Fund for Religious collection in parishes throughout the diocese

Over 800 sixth graders from across the Tampa Bay area traveled to Saint Leo Abbey in Pasco County.

Teens devote their evening to learning about vocations and spending time with Jesus.

The Catholic Church in the United States celebrates National Vocation Awareness Week, November 6-12.

In the Catholic world we encounter women and men who have chosen to live radically different lives.

People who believe that bringing Christ to the world has never been more important

In the Catholic world we encounter women and men who have chosen to live radically different lives.

Bishop Parkes presented Monsignor Mouch with the Father Luis de Cancer Distinguished Priestly Service Award.

As a transitional deacon, I desire to participate in the supernatural fatherhood that is the priesthood.

To find happiness in your career, love God, know yourself, dream big and work hard.

Have you ever wondered what Seminary is all about?

Tyler Gates, 24, is a seminarian enrolled at the St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary in South Florida.

Nestled in the farmland of Port Tobacco, Maryland stands the oldest Carmelite monastery in America.

Sister Mary Hostia Josephine, SV,  29, professed her first vows with the Sisters of Life.

In faith, hope, and love, we rejoice with Buster that God has called him to life eternal.

The Diocese of St. Petersburg joyfully celebrated the priestly ordination of Fathers Donald Amodeo and Zachary Brasseur, on Saturday, May 21st.

Individual practical tips on how to hear the voice of God among all the noise of their daily lives

St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary announces the upcoming ordinations of 12 seminarians.

Deacons Donald Amodeo and Zachary Brasseur are ready for ordination to the Catholic priesthood.

Six young men from the Diocese of St. Petersburg embarked on a journey, over the Palm Sunday weekend, to see how the seeds of vocation could grow in them.

Christian Galvan is one step closer to becoming a priest for the Diocese of St. Petersburg.

Fifteen priests serving in the Diocese of St. Petersburg are celebrating special anniversaries in 2022.

In the Catholic world we often encounter women and men who have chosen to live radically different lives.