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Enkindling the Flame of Faith is a virtual, one day gathering of parents from across the diocese to reflect more deeply on their calling to raise their children as disciples of Jesus.

November 12-14 - Inspiration, Hope, and Practical Tips on Thriving as a Mom.

We would like to welcome Mrs. Paula Wright to our parish team! Paula is the new Faith Formation Director for St. Thomas More. This role incorporates a large area of our parish's Religious Education, including 1st through 8th grades, Sacramental Preparation, and Adult Faith Formation. Paula comes to us from Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Winter Park, FL, where she served for 17 years and coordinated much of their Faith Formation. We look forward to introducing her to our parish in the weekends ahead as registration begins for children in our Religious Education and Sacramental Preparation programs.

Get Ready! The renovation of our church is scheduled to begin June 14th! Starting June 14th daily Mass at 7 am & 5:15 pm will be held in O’Brien Hall. Vigil and Sunday Masses will continue to be celebrated here in the church.

The Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More invites our graduating high school and college seniors to participate in our 2nd annual Baccalaureate Mass. Please join us on Sunday, June 13 at 12 PM so we can recognize your accomplishments and wish you well on the next leg of your journey!  Caps and gowns are encouraged.  RSVP HERE

Greetings in the Risen Lord. In celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, we rejoice in the gift of new life that God bestows on us every day. As well, with the good news that more of us are being vaccinated – and the numbers of those infected with Covid-19 remain relatively low in our diocese at this point – we thank God that we are in a position to celebrate Mass with fewer restrictions.

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops recently released a statement on the new COVID-19 vaccines, which provides insight into the moral considerations of inoculation for believers. Were the vaccines developed using aborted fetal cells? Is it morally acceptable for God’s people to receive them if so? The issue is complex, but this statement provides ample faith-based counsel.

The death of George Floyd at the hands – or the knee – of a police officer in Minnesota last week is horrifying. Understandably, it has touched off a storm of protests, violent outbursts, and a new wave of anger, sadness and fear. What are we to do in the face of this? How does the Church respond? What is the Lord telling us at this moment in history?

Photos from the new Kitchen Dedication on Sunday, June 30, 2019 Photos Courtesy of Amanda Grace Photography

Photos from the Corpus Christi Sunday Eucharistic Procession. Courtesy of Amanda Grace Photoraphy

Everyone is invited to join in our Eucharistic Procession immediately following the 9:30 AM Mass, on Sunday, June 23, the Feast of Corpus Christi.

Photos courtesy of Amanda Grace Photography

Transitional Diaconate Ordination of Doug Martin – May 11, 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Sponsored by the Diaconate Formation Office Bishop Wack will celebrate the transitional diaconate ordination of Doug Martin at the Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More (900 W. Tennessee St., Tallahassee). Doug will be assigned to St. Mary's Parish in Fort Walton Beach where he will exercise his ministry as a deacon before being ordained as a priest. For more information, contact the Diaconate Formation office at 850.435.3552.

Photos courtesy of Amanda Grace Photography