Welcome to St. Edmond's Parish in beautiful Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. If you have just moved to the area we invite you to register and to participate in our many activities and ministries.
You will find important and useful information here on our website, and you may call or email us if you have any questions. If you are visiting, we hope you go home refreshed.
Sincerely in Christ,
Fr. Ray Forester
Pastor
2012 Annual Catholic Appeal
The Diocese of Wilmington has launched the 2012 Annual Catholic Appeal, in which Catholics in Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore are asked to reflect on their role as Christian stewards and to contribute a portion of their financial resources to support the work of the church in the coming year. Click here for details.
International Student Dinners
Summer may seem a long way off, but it is right around the corner for those of us who work in the fascinating ministry of feeding our foreign students. St. Edmond's is planning our fifth season of Wednesday evening dinners for these young people who journey to our shores in search of seasonal resort work. Read more...
Lou Anderson recognized as Knight of the Year
Louis H. Anderson of Rehoboth Beach, an Usher at St. Edmond’s, was recently named the Delaware State Knight of the Year for 2011-12 by the Knights of Columbus. This award recognizes Mr. Anderson’s long and outstanding service to our parish, community and local Council. Lou served as Grand Knight of Star of the Sea Council #7297, and is presently District Deputy, District No. 2 of the Knight’s State Organization. The award was presented by David R. Brown, Sr., the State Deputy for the Jurisdiction of Delaware. Congratulations Lou!
Three St. Edmond's Parishioners become Knights
Please join us in congratulating the following St Edmond parishioners who became new Knights of Columbus when they were initiated into the Star of the Sea Council #7297 on May 15. 
They are: Arthur Neale (wife Frieda) who lives in Lewes and is retired; Geoffrey Hughes (single) lives in Rehoboth Beach and works at the Sand Castle Motel; and Michael Cryne (wife Rachel) who lives in Milton and is self employed as well as serves as Sexton at St Edmond.