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honorary prelates, such as Apostolic Protonotaries, Prelates of Honor, and Chaplains of His Holiness, who receive certain privileges (e.g., specific ecclesiastical

Francis Xavier, he was declared patron of spiritual retreats and military chaplains in 1922 by Benedict XV. Ignatius's feast day is July 31, with his relics

Ignatius of Loyola Saint July 31 Jesuits; retreats; educators; military chaplains; against depression book (Spiritual Exercises); soldier’s armor; chalice;

secular clergy reflects his archiepiscopal stand. As patron of military chaplains and pilgrims, his December 29 feast commemorates ecclesiastical liberty;

officially recognized. Vincent R. Capodanno is considered a patron of military chaplains, Marines, and Vietnam War veterans, reflecting his dedicated service to

Becket Saint December 29 Canterbury, England; secular clergy; military chaplains; pilgrims Sword through mitre; chalice with poisoned spider Venerable Anne

canonized in 1724 by Pope Benedict XIII, he is invoked as patron of military chaplains and jurists, with relics in Capistrano drawing pilgrims. His legacy, confirmed

veneration focuses on his sacrifice, with prayers for chaplains and POWs. A Shepherd in Combat Boots: Chaplain Emil Kapaun by William L. Maher The Miracle of

Stored in Cargo: Servant of God Emilie Engel Servant of God Emilie Engel (6 February 1893 – 20 November 1955) was a Roman Catholic religious sister and

and staff, varying seasonally. Catholics number in the dozens, served by chaplains, with no precise percentage due to the fluctuating population. Ethnic diversity

the Diocese. Joseph Verbis Lafleur is considered a patron of military chaplains, prisoners of war, and Cajun people, reflecting his heroic service, imprisonment

Lellis is the patron saint of nurses, the sick, hospitals, and military chaplains. These reflect his ministry and soldier past. July 18 Saint Camillus de

Paul and Bertrande de Moras, he was ordained in 1600 and later served as a chaplain to the wealthy, using his influence to fund charitable works. Captured

may lead large parishes or serve in specialized roles, such as hospital chaplains. Eastern Catholic priests, such as those in the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church

nuns and monks under the leadership of an abbess, with priests serving as chaplains. Bridget’s vision for the order emphasized contemplation, education, and

Military Services, USA (AMS) serves as the endorsing agency for Catholic chaplains in the U.S. military and also provides pastoral services to Catholics serving

students navigating the challenges of college life. Campus ministers and chaplains from the diocese work to create a community environment that supports the

Gertrude Parish in Etterbeek (1934–1945) and as a youth chaplain during World War II. He was chief chaplain for Belgian forces in the Congo (1952–1960) and national

Slavic Pomeranians. Born in Mistelbach, Swabia, Otto served as a court chaplain before becoming Bishop of Bamberg in 1102 AD. He led two missionary expeditions

parochial administrator at Saint-Joseph-de-Rivière-des-Prairies (2003–2005), chaplain and teacher at Roscelli School and Collège Reine-Marie (2003–2005), and