Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing

A conversation with the 22nd Army Chief of Chaplains, Chaplain (MG) Doug Carver. Chaplain Carver and I talk about his decades in the Chaplaincy, his experience with a heartbreaking mass casualty event, the importance of denominational connection, and much more!

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Chaplain Stories

Chaplain(MG) Doug Carver (Retired)

Freightback (From Tim Hawkin's Podcast)

Advent - Promise Anticipation
Matthew 24:36-44
Chaplain Michael Oliver
27NOV16

Advent: Promise Anticipation

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Aaron Sprinkle - Invincible (feat. Elle Puckett)

A conversation with CH (MAJ) Brad Hanna of the Oklahoma Army National Guard. We talk about his experiences serving as a Chaplain in the context of the National Guard and learn a little bit about my own roots as a Chaplain Candidate when CH Hanna supervised a near platoon size element of Chaplain Candidates in the late 2000s.

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Chaplain (MAJ) Brad Hanna

At 72, Father John (Frank) O'Grady, CH (LTC), USA, is one of the oldest chaplains--if not THE oldest--serving in the U.S. Military. During his long, productive military career, Father O'Grady, a native of Sligo, Ireland, has served everywhere from Korea to Germany. His exemplary ministry at the Pentagon in the days after the 9/11 attack earned him an Army Commendation Medal for his “leadership, dedication to duty and calm professional demeanor during a time of extreme crisis,” enabling him to “flawlessly perform” his duties. So effective has been his pastoral service to those who serve, Father O'Grady was called out of retirement to continue in the position he has held for the past seven years: clinical chaplain at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. In that role, he has helped many servicemen and women wounded in battle find their way to physical, mental, and spiritual healing and recovery. In this edition of Catholic Military Life, Father O'Grady talks about his experiences on the hospital wards with some of America's fallen heroes.

Clinical Chaplain Father John O'Grady talks about healing the wounded.

Sacred stories from the frontlines of military ministry.

Chaplain (MAJ) Brad Hanna

Chaplain Stories

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