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Bishop Parkes shares his plans for the Thanksgiving Holiday and what he will be thanking God for this Thanksgiving.
Bishop Parkes recently awarded faithful from local parishes the St Jude Medal for outstanding ministry and stewardship in their community.
Bishop Parkes recently attended the 25th anniversary celebration dinner for the Catholic Jewish Center at Saint Leo University. He reflects on the evening in light of the Israeli Palestinian conflict.
The Memorial of St. Leo The Great, Doctor of the Church, is November 9th. Bishop Parkes explains what a Doctor of the Church is and who may be considered next for being named "Doctor."
Bishop Parkes shares his visits to diocesan schools and educating the children about the life of Blessed Carlo Acutis.
Bishop Parkes talks about the proper interment of ashes and the Church's views on scattering and keeping ashes.
The Church has recognized that young adults over 18 seem to drift away from the church and worship. Bishop Parkes talks about the efforts in the Diocese of St. Petersburg to reach out to the young adults to minister to them.
Bishop Parkes shares his thoughts on the gathering of bishops and officials for the Synod on Synodality taking place in Rome this October.
Bishop Parkes talks about the impact of Respect Life Month as it relates to capital punishment in the state of Florida.
Father Jim Johnson is awarded the Father Luis de Cancer Award by his brother priests. Bishop Parkes talks about the significance of the award and the life of service and faith Father Johnson has led.
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Bishop Gregory Parkes is the spiritual leader of the Diocese of St. Petersburg
that is comprised of nearly 500,000 Catholics, more than 280,000 of whom are registered and includes 75…
His role is to govern, teach and promote in every way the holiness of the Christian faithful. Bishop Parkes believes that serving for God’s glory is the guiding principle of his ministry, which is why he chose, “To your name give the glory” from Psalm 115, Verse 1 as his pastoral motto. His ministry takes him throughout the community for pastoral visits, blessings and dedications, gatherings, sacramental celebrations and many other liturgical events. He also seeks to connect with people online and on-the-air through regular updates on social media (@BishopParkes), YouTube (@DioceseofStPete), via podcasts and Spirit FM 90.5. To learn more, visit BishopParkes.org.