Statement Twenty Years Since Passage of the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People
This month marks the twentieth anniversary of the passage of the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People.
Your Stories
How is the Holy Spirit Challenging the Church to Journey Together?
More than 6,400 people participated in "Journeying Together."
Parenting: Ways to Bring Your Kids Back to the Church
It is not uncommon to find parents worrying about a child who has strayed from the Church.
Catholic Church to Celebrate Religious Freedom Week: June 22-29, 2022
Religious Freedom Week takes place June 22-29.
Prepare to Receive the Eucharist: ‘A Taste of Eternity in Time’
Many had written about the need to name a day solely focused on God’s tremendous gift to us.
Rabbi David Maayan will Serve in New Teaching Role at Saint Leo University
CCJS is pleased to announce the appointment of Rabbi David Maayan as the center’s inaugural Maureen and Douglas Cohn Visiting Chair in Jewish Thought.
ALIVE, Documentary on the Eucharist Will Be in Theatres on June 21st
A feature documentary film about the Eucharist has garnered an encore theatrical presentation.
Bishop Emeritus Lynch Honored for 25 Years of Compassion
Catholic Extension hosted a reception to celebrate Bishop Emeritus Robert Lynch.
New Catholic Food Bank Opens to Serve the Hungry in Hillsborough County
Bishop Emeritus Robert Lynch blessed and dedicated the new Nativity Outreach Food Bank on June 6, 2022.
University of South Florida Students Rally for Life
"Over time, God kept placing the issue of abortion on my heart"
‘I Felt I Completely Lost My Soul’: Us Veteran and Ex-military Nurse Battling Addiction Finds Solace at Lourdes
Richard Johnson suffered a major knee injury during an operation in Kosovo, which led him into an addiction.
Persistence and Perseverance
As we leave church, my 18-year-old complains that the homily did not speak to him as a teenager.
Mary Unites at the Marian Congress
Close to 200 people gathered for the Marian Congress at the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle.
Women Leaders Gather With Thankful Hearts at Annual Convention
“If you really know Jesus, it will change your life,” said Sister Briege McKenna, OSC.
Listening to God's Voice
Individual practical tips on how to hear the voice of God among all the noise of their daily lives
Bishops Parkes and Other Bishops Express Sorrow, Condemn Racially Motivated Shooting in Buffalo
Several U.S. Catholic bishops expressed sorrow and called out racism and gun violence.
Free Medical Clinics at Catholic Charities Serve the Uninsured
Access to general healthcare for the family can be challenging for many people.
In Light of Current Tensions, All Are Invited to Fast and Pray the Rosary on Friday, May 13th
In response to the draft opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court, some abortion advocates are calling for nationwide demonstrations.
All Are Invited to the Marian Congress this Saturday, May 14th
All are invited to attend the 4th Annual Marian Congress on May 14th.
St. Vincent De Paul Seminary Announces 12 Seminarians to Be Ordained to the Priesthood
St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary announces the upcoming ordinations of 12 seminarians.
All Are Invited to the Priestly Ordination Mass for the Diocese of St. Petersburg
Deacons Donald Amodeo and Zachary Brasseur are ready for ordination to the Catholic priesthood.
Catholic Military Women Gather for Global Conference in Tampa
Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Tampa hosted over 150 military-connected Catholic women.
Standing With Moms in Need
We pray that states will again be able to protect women and children from the injustice of abortion.
An Extraordinary Exhibit of Relics of the Saints Will Visit Tampa Bay This May
A Vatican-appointed expert on relics, will be here with a Vatican collection of over 160 relics.
“Ending Roe Is the Right Decision”
The Supreme Court appears set to overturn its Roe v. Wade decision according to a leaked initial draft.