WELCOME ALL NEW STUDENTS

This is a time where St. Thomas More is expecting a wave of new students to arrive in our area as the colleges and universities will be starting up. If you are new, then welcome. We are happy you have clicked onto our website. This website is for all of St. Thomas More members and inquirers, however, if you are a student and want to know more about the Catholic Student Union for FSU/FAMU/TCC, then click on this website for an adventure of a lifetime www.fsucatholic.org 

For all others, we hope you take a moment to scroll/click the various categories that may interest you. We are a very dynamic Cathedral parish that serves an array of people. We hope you find a home with us. Please feel free to introduce yourself to us after Mass, as Fr. Tim and I strive to serve your spiritual needs. We’re glad you’re here.

In His Service,

Fr. John

Rector

“Through your support of CSA, your helping hand will be present at that critical time in a persons life when ministry is made available. We all hope that our charitable gifts are used effectively, and where the need is greatest; that is what CSA does in your name here in the diocese of Pensacola- Tallahassee. When you make your gift, you will be in effect become the presence of Christ to others.” - Most Rev. William A. Wack, CSC

 Bishop's Letter              2019 CSA Brochure 

Our Diocese has established Victim Assistance Coordinators to help anyone who has been abused by church personnel. Victims should call Dr. James Gagnon at 877-0205.  To report a case, call the 24-Hour Child Abuse Hotline at 800-962-2873.
Coordinadores para asistencia a victimas (Dejanos ayudarte a encontrar la sanacion) Deacon Santiago Molina, 850- 627-2350 

ttps://ptdiocese.org/safeenvironment

Today's Gospel reading gives us the beloved story of The Good Samaritan.  Jesus tells this story as an answer to the scholar's question, "And who is my neighbor?"  However, Jesus turns the question around and asks the man, "Which of these was neighbor to the man who was beaten?"  The crux of the matter, then, is not that we should try to figure out which person is our neighbor (and which ones are not); rather we should put all of our attention into trying to BE neighbor to everyone.

(Sorry about the misquote in the homily!  I said, "Isaiah 55", when it really should be "Matthew 5".  Mea culpa.)

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