
Archbishop Broglio: COVID-19 Vaccines Morally Permissible, but Troops May Conscientiously Object
Military branches have instituted various deadlines for the vaccination of all troops.
Military branches have instituted various deadlines for the vaccination of all troops.
Archbishop Timothy Broglio has encouraged vaccination as an act of charity.
During an interview ahead of Memorial Day 2021, Archbishop Broglio said the “first thing” George Washington asked for “when he accepted his commission as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army was that there be chaplains."
Archbishop Broglio urged donors to be generous to the military archdiocese, which is currently running on a $425,000 budget deficit and receives no funds from the government or the military for its operations.
Military archbishop is raising awareness of the persecution that religious minorities face around the world..
Archbishop Timothy Broglio of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA reflects on the exemplary work of chaplains in America’s armed forces.
A preview of the USCCB's fall gathering.
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