World War I Exhibit Highlights Chaplains’ Service
‘Sacred Service’ is set to run through September 2025 at the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City.
‘Sacred Service’ is set to run through September 2025 at the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City.
Only a God who had known the inside of a tomb could promise to redeem such a life, turning it into eternal glory.
Father Willie was a victim soul who offered his life in reparation for the sins of priests. More than ever, Ireland is recognizing the holiness of the Jesuit military chaplain.
With the spirit of St. Joan of Arc, St. Thérèse of Lisieux appeared to, and helped, French soldiers on the World War I battlefields
During World War I, on the Western Front alone, some estimate as many as 40,000 military personnel converted to the Catholic faith, due largely to witness of Catholic chaplains.
The Holy Father noted that the feast day of St. Martin of Tours falls on Armistice Day.
How prayer and the aid of chaplains was vital in the trenches — and devotion was bolstered on the homefront, too.
Looking back at the legacy of a military chaplain.
Joseph Pearce’s Death Comes for the War Poets will begin its run June 9 at the Sheen Center in New York.
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