Our Diocese
Who We Are
For over 150+ years the Roman Catholic Diocese of Wilmington has been called and commissioned to:
- Be a community of faith living the love poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit.
- To proclaim the good news of salvation announced through Jesus Christ and confided to the Church.
- To celebrate in liturgy, especially in Eucharist, the saving act of God in Christ.
- To strengthen our allegiance to the Gospel and deepen our understanding of it.
- To serve all our brothers and sisters as Jesus taught us.
- Felician Sister Mary Felicia Brodowski dies; Wilmington native was member of the order since 1956
Felician Sister Mary Felicia Brodowski, a native of Wilmington who ministered in education for many years, died April 22 in Lodi, N.J. She had been a member of the Felician Sisters since 1956. Born Barbara Brodowski to Thomas Brodowski and Agnes Szymanski, she attended St. […]
- Bishop Koenig announces the following official clergy appointments in Diocese of Wilmington
Most Rev. William E. Koenig, D.D., Bishop of Wilmington, announces the following appointments effective June 24, 2026: Pastors Msgr. Steven P. Hurley, V.G., S.T.L. is appointed Pastor of St. Mary Magdalen, Wilmington. This is in addition to his assignment as diocesan Vicar […]
- Padua Academy officials say the school will move to president-principal leadership model for first time in 2026-27
WILMINGTON — Padua Academy is undergoing a significant change this summer. For the first time, the all-girls school in Wilmington will have a president as well as a principal. Jennifer Kroll Cuva, a member of the Class of 1999 and the chairwoman of the board of trustees, and […]


