The Joy of the Priesthood Through the Eyes of a Chaplain to a Cloister
Father John Rizzo serves the Tyburn Nuns, a community devoted to Eucharistic adoration, in Parramatta, Australia.
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Adoring Jesus in Combat Boots
Military chaplain-priest explains the blessing of bringing the Eucharist to remote bases.
Chaplain: Seminarians Need ‘Solid Formation’ in Hospital Ministry
Father McNerney said he was struck by how important it was for patients on coronavirus wards to be able to hold a rosary or small cross throughout their ordeal.
Spiritual Approaches Critical to Veterans Dealing With PTSD
Mental-health professionals and military specialists increasingly rely on these tools to combat the after-effects of war.
The Memory of the Last Chaplain to Die in World War II Remains Alive
Father Thomas Conway gave his life for his naval flock.
Heroic Army Chaplain Takes a Major Step Toward Canonization
Just in time for Veterans Day, Bishop Carl Kemme of Wichita, Kan., delivered a positio on Father Emil Kapaun’s life to Rome on Nov. 9.
When Police Need Backup, St. Michael Sends Priests
Many Catholics don a blue uniform and wear a badge every day to serve society at the risk of their lives — but they risk their souls without the Church’s active help and presence.
Living Water: Father Emil Kapaun, ‘Shepherd in Combat Boots’
More than six decades later, Bill Funchess recalls how in a Chinese POW camp the priestly Medal of Honor winner modeled Christ's love to all, regardless of faith.
