Marking 80th Anniversary of D-Day in France: 100 Catholic Nuns Remembered
Among the victims were 13 nuns of the Little Sisters of the Poor at St. Thérèse’s convent in Lisieux.
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On D-Day Anniversary, Pope Francis Prays For Men Who Start and Prolong Wars
Pope Francis in his message decried the loss of life in World War II, especially the death of the many young men who were killed during the D-Day operation, as well as the civilian victims of bombardments.
82nd Airborne Chaplain Killed in D-Day Invasion Recognized for Heroism, Honored in Stained Glass
The story of Father Ignatius Maternowski grows even more compelling 78 years after D-Day.
Ike, D-Day and Fly Casting
COMMENTARY: We could use more men of character like Dwight Eisenhower today.
A Message from Omaha Beach
“Through the sign of the cross it is not the servant or the slave who is speaking, but the Lord of all creation.” —Pope St. John Paul II
Biden and Abortion: His Devastating ‘D-Day’
COMMENTARY: June 6, 2019, marked a fateful turn in Biden’s long drift away from his Church’s opposition to abortion.
‘I Did a Lot of Praying’: 97-Year-Old Veteran Recalls D-Day
Connecticut sailor gives firsthand account of Normandy invasion and casualties.
D-Day: 75 Years Later, France Remains Grateful
The French (and the world) keep alive the memory of the fallen American soldiers who fought in — and helped win — the keystone battle of World War II.
D-Day’s Enduring Memory: Heroic Chaplains Remembered on 75th Anniversary
The Register remembers three clergymen whose extraordinary courage should never be forgotten.
Remembering ‘the Love That Paid the Price’ on D-Day
“You are about to embark upon the Great Crusade, toward which we have striven these many months. ... Let us beseech the blessing of Almighty God upon this great and noble undertaking.” —General Dwight D. Eisenhower
