The Most Reverend Gerald M. Barbarito was appointed on July 1, 2003, by His Holiness Pope John Paul II to become the fifth Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Palm Beach. In a Eucharistic Liturgy of Installation at the Cathedral of St. Ignatius Loyola on August 28, 2003, Bishop Barbarito becam… Read more
Fragility is a necessary part of human existence. As we go through life, we realize the many ways that fragility expresses itself, such as through illness, vulnerability through others, unexpected events, and ultimately death — both of others and of ourselves. The past year certainly has dem… Read more
View Masses as seen on our televised weekly Sunday Mass. Tune in each week for the televised Catholic Mass which airs Sundays at 10:30 a.m. on CW34. Read more
Recent converts Nelson and Keri Sanchez began their Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) study at St. Lucie Catholic Church in 2019; … Read more
BOCA RATON | It was a joyous occasion April 17, 2021, at St. Joan of Arc Parish in Boca Raton for the ordination Mass for two seminarians as… Read more
PORT ST. LUCIE | Many parishes throughout the Diocese of Palm Beach celebrated Divine Mercy Sunday on April 11, 2021, with Mass and hour ded… Read more
BOYNTON BEACH | A total of 12 seminarians of St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary are one step closer to the priesthood. Read more
FORT PIERCE | Beau Roberts, a science teacher at John Carroll High School in Fort Pierce, was one of 10 educators from around the country re… Read more
World Day of Prayer for Vocations Read more
Heather Grall Barwick, 40 Days for Life leader in Port St. Lucie, shared with the Florida Catholic a story about a volunteer who is a sidewalk… Read more
WEST PALM BEACH | During Lent, fifth graders at St. Ann School in West Palm Beach participated in a Stations of the Cross workout program cr… Read more
PALM BEACH GARDENS | “With the transition to at-home learning due to COVID-19, Internet safety is frontline,” wrote Lisa Linnell in a recent… Read more
{{summary}}
To view the latest e-Editions click the image on the left.
