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Diocese of Wilmington convocation pilgrims offer words of wisdom for tricentennial
More than 700 people gathered Nov. 3 for Convocation 150 at the Roland E. Powell Convention Center as part of the yearlong sesquicentennial for...
Delaware DOJ says it will look for ‘potential criminal conduct’ in Diocese of Wilmington
The Delaware Department of Justice announced Nov. 1 it is conducting an investigation into potential criminal conduct engaged in by priests or personnel of...
Talking is key when facing sensitive issues: Kelly Fanucci
By LAURA KELLY FANUCCI
“I wish we didn’t have to talk about this.”
What parent hasn’t thought or uttered these words, taking a deep breath before...
How can human dignity be enhanced through public policy?
WASHINGTON -- Human dignity: It hasn't quite become a campaign issue, but it's coming close.
Former Vice President Joe Biden started it. Speaking July 21...
Support the Cathedral of St. Peter on Aug. 18-19
Dear Friends in Christ:
It is my sincere hope that you have been able to join in some of the celebrations that have been taking...
Diocese’s anniversary rosaries now available as part of #CDOW150th
WILMINGTON — A custom-designed, limited-edition rosary commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington is now available, diocesan officials announced this week....
Support the Diocesan Priests’ Retirement collection
Dear Friends in Christ,
While a diocesan priest is in parish ministry, his salary and expenses are paid by the parish. When he retires, the...
Christ the Teacher school, St. Margaret of Scotland parish announce expansion plans
Christ the Teacher Catholic School announced that it will break ground on a $4.3 million new classroom and gymnasium addition on May 30, 2018,...
Special collection to benefit retired priests May 19-20
A special collection to benefit the Diocesan Priests’ Retirement Fund will be held in parishes in the Diocese of Wilmington the weekend of May...
Msgr. Hurley’s path to diocese included a beat with the O.C.P.D
(This article first appeared in "Because we are Catholic," a publication of the Maryland Catholic Conference.)
Twenty years ago he was an Ocean City Police...