Meanings of prison chaplain in English

Mr Good has also served as a part-time hospital chaplain and prison chaplain.

Parson Plaford, the prison chaplain, was admirably adapted by nature to preach it.

I have just refused, for the third time, to see the prison chaplain.

The prison chaplain tried to bully them into submission.

A prison chaplain concluded that Grayson's religion did not strictly forbid the cutting of hair.

Two years ago she married the prison chaplain.

June 27: A Catholic prison chaplain writes to Sinatra asking him to forgive his son's convicted kidnappers.

Fr Gerry McFlynn, a prison chaplain from Newcastle, Co Down, works with Irish prisoners in UK jails.

In extremis, Charlie will slash his wrists so that he sees the prison chaplain, who'll call Natasha.

That same night, that last solemn night of the criminal's life, the prison chaplain stayed with the wretched man.

His words were just background noise, like the prayers the prison chaplain reads for a man led to his execution.

People were being burned alive, said prison chaplain Reynaldo Moncada, who arrived at the scene shortly after the conflagration broke out.

The strange thing is that he should have kept the book which had probably been given to him by the prison chaplain.

The chapel services, hitherto somewhat neglected, were substituted for the mundane pastimes of tea-drinkings and cards, and the prison chaplain, the Rev.

But so far, he's refused a visit from the prison chaplain and kaiwhakamana - Māori elders who have access to the prison.

The prison chaplain and the teachers took an interest in him, and procured books for him which were generally unobtainable by the prisoners.