In-person Mass resumed at the end of May in the Maryland portion of the diocese and beginning of June in Delaware. Bishop Malooly’s dispensation of the Sunday Mass obligation remains in the diocese in an effort to restrict the spread of COVID-19 and maintain precautions for at-risk people and those concerned about potential transmission of the disease.
Parishes throughout the diocese are celebrating Mass in-person and almost all of them are also livestreaming Mass from local churches.
The Diocese of Wilmington has been livestreaming Mass since the middle of March from the Cathedral of St. Peter.
The 1918 Austin Opus 807 pipe organ at Cathedral of St. Peter. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Michael Davidson, director of liturgical music, at Cathedral of St. Peter on Sept. 6. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Mass at Cathedral of St. Peter in Wilmington on Sept. 6. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Socially distant and taking precautions, attendees at Cathedral of St. Peter for Mass on Sept. 6. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Father Joseph W. McQuaide IV, rector of the Cathedral of St. Peter, celebrates Mass on Sept. 6. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Bob Krebs, director of communications for the Diocese of Wilmington, and his helper, Robin Bryson, left, produce the livestream of Sunday Mass from the Cathedral of St. Peter on Sept. 6. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Father Joseph W. McQuaide IV, rector of the Cathedral of St. Peter, celebrates Mass on Sept. 6. Dialog photo/Don Blake
