Q: I'm divorced and remarried, and have recently felt called to return to the Catholic faith. I just submitted my annulment paperwork to the tribunal, but they said the whole process can take at least a year. My parish...
When myself and the 209 Salesian gentlemen seated behind me leave this place, our resilience will be challenged, and we will fall into the temptation to worry about an uncertain future. But one thing we’ve learned from this brotherhood is that...
WILMINGTON — Salesianum School graduated 210 young men on May 29 at Father John Birkenheuer, OSFS, Gymnasium. Bishop Koenig presided.
Samuel Fielding was the introductory speaker, and the commencement speaker was Abraham Castellano, the student council president. Fielding was recognized...
As he began to process on a warm and breezy morning along the boardwalk, Chris Cikanovich, a parishioner of St. Luke Parish and a Knight of Columbus for 51 years said, “I wanted to be a part of this...
The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage route through the Diocese of Wilmington gave the faithful opportunities to see and celebrate the Eucharist as it travels through the East Coast of the U.S., ending at Philadelphia for the 250th anniversary.
Here a just...
Be sure to tune in at 10:30 a.m. to watch the livestream of the Mass celebrating the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Wilmington.
Find the YouTube link here:
https://www.youtube.com/DioceseofWilm
After the Mass at the Cathedral, the Eucharist...
Good evening, Bishop, Fr. Roger, members of the diocese, faculty, staff, families, and my fellow classmates.
My name is Jade McDaniel, and standing here tonight feels both surreal and deeply meaningful because this isn’t just the end of a school...
WILMINGTON — St. Elizabeth High School graduated 38 seniors during commencement exercises held June 1 in the Sister Mary Ellen Hussey Gymnasium. Bishop Koenig presided.
Craig Sweeney was the valedictorian, and Alexander Soto was the salutatorian. Sweeney shared departmental honors...
GEORGETOWN – The heat and crushing humidity were a challenge, but hundreds of faithful Catholics made their way to Sussex County for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage as it made its third stop in the Diocese of Wilmington, and its...
CHESTER, MD – Nearly 400 years ago, Catholics first celebrated the Eucharist on the shores of Kent Island in the Chesapeake Bay.
On the same island, Catholics from across the Diocese of Wilmington and beyond gathered shortly before noon Thursday,...










