Catholic Identity

Religious Leaders from 3 Faith Traditions to Talk About ‘Theological Perspectives on Nationalism, Antisemitism, and Racism in the U.S. Today’ During Online Seminar

Conversations on Purpose on February 22 will be an interactive, interview-style talk with Memphis Police Department Chief Cerelyn “C.J.” Davis, who will share how she strives to make a difference in her community.

The new Mel Greene Institute to Combat Human Trafficking will educate public, law enforcement, and students to increase awareness and stop crimes in three Florida counties.

Take some time during the Advent season to add prayer time, give the Christmas gift of experiences and time, says Dr. Randall Woodard, chair of Saint Leo University’s Philosophy, Religion, and Theology Department.

Donations of Teddy Bears, Stuffed Animals to Create ‘Comfort Squad’ for Tampa Officers to Distribute to Children in Stressful Situations

Throughout the university's locations, Saint Leo is providing Thanksgiving meals and collecting school and cleaning supplies, personal care items, and food for those in need.

Together they will explore what distinct faith traditions teach about the concept of natural law.

September 9 coffeehouse at University Campus includes Christian pop artist Father John Kline, music minister Lucas Nocera, and student performers.

The new College of Health Professions and Wellness Center will offer opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and the community to forge connections to their mental, physical, and emotional/spiritual health.

Six Saint Leo students write about how they live their Catholic faith and how they have observed Lent in 2021.