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Navy Chaplains at Pearl Harbor

December 2, 2021Tyler RobinsonThursday Tidingschaplaincy, pearl harbor, Sean Walsh, World War II

By LCDR Sean Walsh, USN (Ret.) Following up on last week’s commemoration of the 246th anniversary of the Chaplain Corps, the NHF would like to acknowledge the service of Navy chaplains during the attack at Pearl Harbor. At the time of Pearl Harbor, the Chaplain Corps had only 192 chaplains on active duty (105 Regular

BOOK REVIEW – Blackrobes in Blue: The Navy Chaplaincy of John P. Foley, S.J., 1942-46

November 19, 2013AdminBook Reviews, Books, Historychaplain, chaplaincy, christian, foley, navy, navy chaplains, uss midway, war, world war two1 Comment

By Steve O’Brien, Self Published, (2002). Reviewed by Commander Paul W. Murphey, CHC, USN (Ret), Ph.D. It was only four years in the long life of Father John P. Foley, S.J. For many of “the greatest generation,” it was the most momentous time of his life. After the arduous years of becoming a Jesuit and serving

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Navy Chaplains at Pearl Harbor

BOOK REVIEW – Blackrobes in Blue: The Navy Chaplaincy of John P. Foley, S.J., 1942-46

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