2 Classic ‘War Movies’ for Veterans Day Viewing
Honoring courage and humanity, films attest to selflessness in battle and the bravery that must endure.
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On Veterans Day, You Can Help a Veteran See the Face of God
In this month of the Holy Souls, Veterans Day must be more than just a day off. Catholics can do a great work of mercy by offering Masses, suffrages and indulgences for our veterans.
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.
Today Is the 100th Anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Nov. 11, 2021, marks the centennial of the Tomb marked by the words, “Here Rests in Honored Glory an American Soldier Known But to God”
Veterans Day Gratitude: When ‘Thank You for Your Service’ Is Not Enough
COMMENTARY: Gratitude is a virtue required as part of justice whereby we remember and appreciate the service done for us and the willingness to show kindness in return.
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
Merciful Aid to Veterans: Prayers Give Further Honor to Our War Dead
Do we offer a Mass for them and for those who suffer the terrible consequences of war and those who are left behind?
Military Archbishop Marks Veterans Day Offering Praise for Chaplains and Supporters
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.
Archdiocese of Denver to Offer Special Livestream Mass for Veterans Day on Nov. 11
The “In God We Trust” online event aims to honor veterans and call fallen-away Catholics back to faith
