Come and find help and encouragement after the death of a loved one.
Register at Griefshare.org.
These group sessions are facilitated by Deacon John Carter and Charmaine Carter.

Come and find help and encouragement after the death of a loved one.
Register at Griefshare.org.
These group sessions are facilitated by Deacon John Carter and Charmaine Carter.
You are invited to A Prayer Journaling Workshop
The Book of Tobit is a captivating story set soon after the Assyrian Empire has conquered the Northern Kingdom of Israel in 721 BCE.
We will be introduce to and journey with two righteous Jewish families living in exile: Tobit and his family in Nineveh, and Sarah in Ecbatana. We will find both Tobit and Sarah have spiraled down into a state of both temporal and spiritual desolation. We will witness divine intervention by the Archangel Raphael who will provide the help they need to move from desolation to consolation.
We will also explore St. Ignatius’ 14 Rules of Discernment during our study.
Journey alongside Tobit, Sarah, and their families as they navigate trials with unwavering faith, encountering angelic intervention and heartwarming redemption.
Classes meet Thursdays at 7:00pm beginning on June 26
We will meet in person in the Meehan Room of the Parish Center
or you may also choose to attend via ZOOM.
Bring your Catholic Study Bibles and a note taking device.
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Join us in a Holy Hour of Prayer for Vocations on Wednesday, July 23 at 6:30pm in the Cathedral.
Click HERE to learn more about the Encounter Encounter on September 20, 2025 at the Amalie Arena.
Celebrate the Jubilee Year of Hope
For information on the Jubilee Year of Hope, please click on the following websites:
Introducing DiRT — St. Jude’s very own Disaster Relief Team!
Our parish community wants to have an organized response to send teams of volunteers to help those in need and ESPECIALLY if disaster strikes. Your participation can make all the difference!
St. Jude’s DiRT is here to help folks whose homes were hit hard by hurricanes, AND we’ll also pitch in as needed at the homes of any neighbor-in-need to lend a helping hand with things like repairs, yard work, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned expert or just good at finding the right tool for the job (don’t worry, we’ll teach you!), DiRT could use YOU.
Mission850 will guide us with the information and training to equip you with everything you need to serve in the mission! Check them out at www.mission850.com for more info on their incredible ministry.
Come learn how YOU can help rebuild hope and make a difference — and maybe even learn how to use a hammer without hitting your thumb!
Let’s get DiRT-y and do some good!
CLICK HERE to read the new diocesan pastoral plan.
The Catholic bishops of the United States are pleased to offer their teaching document on the political responsibility of Catholics. This statement represents provides guidance for Catholics in the exercise of their rights and duties as participants in our democracy.
The Mysteries of the Mass
For a cradle Catholic like myself, the Mass is very familiar. Knowing what to do and when to do it is something most Catholics can do in their sleep.
We know what we’re doing… but what are we really doing? What is the deeper meaning of the Mass and of the things we do during its celebration?
This homily series will attempt to explain the not-so-familiar mysteries of the Mass in hopes that you can better enter into its mystical celebration and see its fruits abound in your life.
Check back regularly as more homilies will be posted.