
Pope praises military for defending rule of law
Addressing the Portuguese military diocese in their own language, the Holy Father noted an example from Scripture for all in the armed forces.

Archbishop Timothy Broglio says a U.S. war with Iran echoes Pope Leo XIV’s call for negotiation over escalation.

Military service is a moral calling that appeals to conscience and demands generosity, discipline, and a spirit of sacrifice.

If you have a loved one in the military, check out these Catholic gift ideas.

The iconic photograph of Venerable Emil Kapaun was reenacted in his hometown of Pilsen, Kansas, at St. John Nepomucene Church.

In honor of Veterans Day, here are four veterans of the U.S. military who have open causes for canonization. May they pray for us!

A new reflection from the president of the US bishops, Archbishop Timothy Broglio, implores people to see Christ in each other, "including in those who hold differing thoughts."

Louis Prevost's military background, and career in education, is a perfect guide for Pope Leo today.

The comic book is available as a free download through the U.S. Army’s website and is part of a wider initiative to honor the Chaplain Corps’ 250th anniversary.

The only U.S. chaplain who died on D-Day may become a saint. His cause for canonization was opened in 2019.

'Fighting Spirit: A Combat Chaplain's Journey,' detailing the sacrifices of combat chaplains — with a focus on Fr. Emil Kapaun — is now available to buy or rent on Apple TV.

This is the second attack on a cathedral in Myanmar in two months.

The Kansas military chaplain was recognized by the Vatican under the category of "offering of life," though a miracle is still required for his beatification.

O Prince of peace, we humbly ask your protection for all our men and women in service.

A new initiative of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, connecting young adult Catholics and drawing those in uniform to Mass.

St. Maximilian Kolbe was passionate about the military and was about to tell his religious superior that he was going to leave the seminary when God intervened.

Comparing the situation to the occurrence at Walter Reed NMMC, Archbishop Broglio lamented this breach of the First Ammendment right to worship.

The prelate shared the extensive history of the military archdiocese, which served the troops even before it was formally instituted.