‘The Gospel in Motion’: Inside the Military Council of Catholic Women
Marking Veterans Day, a glimpse into a Catholic women’s ministry in nearly 220 global locations that helps support military families.
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US Army to Reexamine Canceled Chapel Contracts
Archbishop Timothy Broglio of the Archdiocese of the Military Services, USA, criticized the cancellations of chapel contracts for religious educators, administrators and musicians. He wrote in a letter to Congress that the contracts were essential to assisting Catholic priest chaplains in their duties.
Archbishop Broglio Laments Cancellation of Chapel Contracts
Archbishop Broglio wrote that these contracts for musicians, administrators, and religious educators 'served the faith communities at military chapels' and have been essential to assist Catholic priest chaplains in their duties.
Why It’s Hard for Me to Hang Up the Uniform
I’ll miss the camaraderie, the mission, and even the routines — but I’m grateful I’ll still be wearing the ‘uniform’ of a priest. I have no plans to hang that one up.
PHOTOS: Military, Police Gather With Pope Francis for Armed Forces Jubilee Mass
Over the Feb. 8-9 weekend, approximately 30,000 men and women from more than 100 countries participated in various festivities in Rome, including a pilgrimage to the Holy Door at St. Peter’s Basilica.
2 Generations of Military Chaplains Reflect on Experience, Look to Future
Currently there are 47 Catholic chaplains in the Navy, out of around 900 chaplains total, serving the approximately 547,000 combined members of the Navy, Marines and Coast Guard.
Back to Basics: Experiencing God at Army Basic Training Camp
After being separated from family, friends, phones and the Phillies, this recruit finds that ‘in the end, you’re left with God’
Trump’s Catholic Warriors
Reflecting the military’s faith-friendly environment, most of the president’s high-ranking appointees to military-related positions hail from a Church background.
