Catholics across the country are encouraged to observe a nationwide prayer vigil from Thursday, January 20 to Friday, January 21, 2022, marking the 49th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade.

The opening of Tampa Hope will provide hope to the homeless who come there seeking a safe place to live and assistance with getting back on their feet.

Nearly 100 people gathered at Our Lady of the Rosary Parish to reflect on the Holy Spirit and the Church.

For the past seven years, Steven has been seating parishioners of Our Lady of the Rosary Parish.

Saint Mary Our Lady of Grace Church is inviting everyone in for a time of peaceful prayer for Advent.

He says he wants to keep his friends as well as his wife.

Why is it so hard to pray every day?

Forty-one years after marrying, Cindy and Ed Karpowicz celebrated the Sacrament of Marriage.

The Diocese of St. Petersburg Disaster Relief Fund has provided $100,000 to victims of Hurricane Ida.

Nermine Rubin has made it her mission to offer a hand-out and a hand up to her global neighbors.

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing a historic case that directly challenges Roe v. Wade.

Inspired by Pope Francis, Father Curtis Carro and a group of his students jumped into action.

More than 350 parish and school leaders gathered together for “Synod Sessions."

The streets of Cecil County, MD were buzzing as the iconic holiday symbol began its journey.

After high school, Sister Marlene entered the religious community, but she had no intention of staying.

When U.S. Military members serve in locations across the world, a team of military chaplains serve alongside.

Our culture places a great deal of confidence in science, especially since the pandemic.

Pope Francis is inviting young people to meet him in Portugal in 2023 for World Youth Day.

Over twenty state and federal judges joined in the procession as part of the Annual Red Mass.

Laughter, food, music, and worship are abundant at all Keluarga Katolik Indonesian group gatherings.

Nine families at a time will be able to obtain the services to help return to self-sufficiency.

Everyone needs some time to relax and recharge their batteries. The same can be said for your priest.

"Lord, where do these kids belong, and what can we do to help them, to get them to the right home."

The Diocese honors one priest annually who best exemplifies selfless and dedicated service.

As coronavirus infections spread in prisons across the area, spiritual care for those incarcerated diminished.