Pope says military chaplains must help troops focus on peacemaking
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While the ideal that modern armies exist only for defense, security and freedom is not yet a reality, Catholic military chaplains must help members of the armed forces focus on peacemaking, Pope Benedict XVI said.A subscription is required to access this content.
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