Diocese of Wilmington
Explore 80 Catholic parishes, updated schedules, and livestream options across the diocese.
The Diocese of Wilmington was established on March 3, 1868, covering the entire state of Delaware and the nine counties of Maryland's Eastern Shore. Its cathedral, the Cathedral of Saint Peter in Wilmington, dates to 1816. The diocese's roots reach back to 1704 through St. Francis Xavier Shrine in Cecil County, Maryland — known as "Old Bohemia" — where Jesuit missionaries ran a clandestine Catholic mission during a period of religious suppression, making it the oldest permanent Catholic presence on the Delmarva Peninsula. Today the diocese serves approximately 78 parishes across this region.
Mass Times
See every scheduled Mass across the diocese
Confession
Find the next opportunity for the Sacrament of Reconciliation
Adoration
Locate chapels and parishes offering Eucharistic Adoration
Livestream
Join parishes streaming the Holy Mass online
All Parishes
80 churches in Diocese of Wilmington