Youth Around Tampa Bay will Participate in Historic Digital Dialogue with Pope Leo XIV

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What: Live discussion with Pope Leo XIV and Youth from Around the U.S.

When: Friday, November 21, 2025, at 10:15 a.m. Eastern Time (4:15 p.m. Rome Time)

Who: Catholic school students around Tampa Bay

Where:

  • Academy of the Holy Names Middle School, Tampa
  • Bishop Larkin Catholic School, Port Richey
  • Bishop McLaughlin High School, Spring Hill
  • Guardian Angels Catholic School, Clearwater
  • St. Cecelia Catholic School, Clearwater
  • St. Lawrence Catholic School, Tampa
  • St. Patrick Catholic School, Largo
  • St. Raphael Catholic School, St. Petersburg
  • St. Stephen Catholic School, Riverview
  • Tampa Catholic High School
  • Villa Madonna Catholic School, Tampa

Additional Information:

In an era where the digital and spiritual life intersect, Pope Leo XIV is breaking new ground by engaging with young people in the U.S. in what is being called a digital dialogue. Pope Leo XIV will participate in a 45-minute real-time dialogue with young people gathered at a conference at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis and with thousands more joining from around the U.S. via livestream. The Holy Father will listen and respond as young people share their hopes, struggles, and faith. It’s a moment that says to every young person: your voice matters. More than 30 young people have already helped shape the themes of this dialogue—exploring questions of faith, vocation, mental health, and the future of the Church.

About the Diocese of Saint Petersburg Catholic Schools

Nearly 14,000 students are enrolled in 46 Catholic schools and early childhood centers in the Diocese of Saint Petersburg. Catholics schools are open to students of all faiths and we provide a wholistic education, teaching the mind and nurturing the soul.

Caption: St. Raphael Catholic School is one of the Bay area schools that will participate in the digital dialogue with Pope Leo XIV.