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Vocations

The vocation of a military chaplain is a unique calling. He offers spiritual solace and guidance to soldiers, providing prayers and comfort in the midst of battle. He embodies the fusion of faith and valor, bringing God’s blessings to those who defend and protect.

Evangelization

The mobile life brings new meaning to the call “to go out and make disciples of all nations.” Personal and communal prayer, through the celebration of sacraments, calls for a baptismal consciousness focused upon holiness, mission, and service.

Ways to Give

There are numerous ways to support the mission of the AMS and those entrusted to her care. You can make an immediate donation by check or online using a credit card. You can also explore other options, such as giving through a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF), an IRA charitable distribution, corporate matching gifts to double your donation or an annuity that can be used to help build a guaranteed income stream or retirement nest egg. Regardless of how or what you decide to give, rest assured that it will contribute towards ensuring that the spiritual needs of service members are taken care of.

Resources

The National Collection for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA (AMS), was first approved by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in 2012 and is scheduled to be taken every three years on the Sunday before Veterans Day.
National Vocation Awareness Week, celebrated this year November 2-8, is an annual celebration dedicated to promote vocations through prayer and education.
November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month. In a culture that increasingly disvalues and even threatens the lives of the elderly and terminally ill, this is an important opportunity to educate the faithful on caring for human life until its natural end.

News & Events

Archbishop Broglio has issued a pastoral letter concerning the U.S. Army's decision to cancel chapel contracts for Catholic religious support personnel.
Archbishop Broglio, urges congressional action to pass the “Pay Our Troops Act of 2026” to ensure that members of the U.S. Armed Forces, including the reserve components, and civilian personnel and contractors working for the Department of Defense, will continue to be paid during the government shutdown.  
The Army’s only award for Chaplain Corps civilians recognizes Sister Michael’s nearly 40 years of continuous service on post.

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