Meanings of catholic soldier in English

Did Frederick the Great ever refuse the services of a Catholic soldier?

Other saints' medals in demand among Catholic soldiers and sailors are those belonging to Sts.

The Catholic soldiers stationed at Fulwood Barracks make St. Ignatius's their place of devotional resort.

Would they behave like brigands, or would they conduct themselves as Royal and Catholic soldiers, as they called themselves?

'We hear occasionally of the Catholic soldiers being ill-disposed, and entirely under the influence of the priests.

Catholic soldiers had a simpler, stronger faith than men of Protestant denominations, whose faith depended more on ethical arguments and intellectual reasonings.

Also four of her daughters, and one of her sons, one or two Catholic soldiers, several officers of Fort Brady, citizens, &c., &c.

During the Thirty Years' War, it once happened that a troop of Catholic soldiers broke into a village in Saxony, on the Elbe, named Breda.

Hour after hour the Roman Catholic soldier lay bleeding there, until at last a strange dizzy sensation came over him which he fancied was death.

When O'Neill, the young Catholic soldier of Worcester, lay dying, he said: Write to my dear mother and tell her I die for my country.

'And now,' said the Roman Catholic soldier, who, on his return from the war, told this story to the Rev.