Meanings of military chaplain in English

Why did you become a military chaplain if you don't agree with what they do?

There could be no doubt that the homeless man in the dark was a military chaplain.

He was an aged gentleman, formerly a military chaplain, and a man of high spirit and honour.

Fr Willie Doyle, the Jesuit military chaplain who died 100 years ago this year, is one such figure.

Instead, I argued that military chaplain positions should be advertised publicly and awarded to the best candidate for the job.

This account of the religion of Dâaga was confirmed by the military chaplain who attended him in his last moments.

The song's composer was Wiremu Te Tau Huata who was a New Zealand military chaplain to the 28th Maori Battalion.

A military chaplain was shown delivering a sermon to other soldiers, saying: The special forces guys -they hunt men basically.

One is a 75-year-old former military chaplain for the Pennsylvania National Guard and U.S. Air Force, who has also served in parish schools.

The military chaplain offered his services, which were courteously declined, but when the Jesuits came, those instructors of his youth were eagerly welcomed.

He then retreated, leaving his wounded with his military chaplain, and in recrossing the now swollen river lost some of his men by drowning.

A British military chaplain prepares his service before a Remembrance Day ceremony at the British cemetery in Kabul November 11, 2009.

Army officers taught the lessons, and military chaplains took catechism classes.

Into the shaping and formation of his moral character many forces entered; and, not least of these, the Military Chaplain.

Young guy, enthusiastic, inner-city church-youknow the sort, said Wardle-inaccurately ,becauseStrike's contact with the clergy had been mostly limited to military chaplains.

The King and the army admire the intrepidity of our military chaplains in face of death, their charity at the work of the ambulance.