Forty-one couples explored the topics of compatibility, communication, and accompaniment at the AMS Marriage Enrichment Retreat in Waldfischbach-Burgalben, Germany, on Feb. 27-28.
Nearly two-dozen aspiring Catholics affiliated with the United States Military affirmed their commitment to the faith during a Rite of Election celebrated at the Edwin Cardinal O’Brien Pastoral Center.
Archbishop Broglio celebrated Ash Wednesday Mass at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, in keeping with his annual custom on the first day of Lent. Prior to Mass, Archbishop Broglio brought ashes to bedridden patients in their rooms.
Bishop Muhm and several brother priests welcomed 54 servicemen, defense contractors, and others in Vallendar, Germany, this past weekend for a men’s retreat sponsored by the AMS.
The AMS Catholic Committee on Scouting has introduced a new activity patch honoring religious sisters who served as nurses in the Civil War.
Archbishop Broglio led dozens of prospective U.S. Military officers on Friday, January 23, as they joined the 53rd annual March for Life.
Dozens of future U.S. Military leaders were among a record gathering of more than 26,000 Catholic young adults to encounter Christ at SEEK 2026.
“We earnestly invoke the Prince of Peace and beg him to visit the hearts of all to foster dialog.”
The statement says in part, “No one can ever be ordered to commit an immoral act, and even those suspected of committing a crime are entitled to due process under the law.”
A record-high 38 prospective Catholic U.S. Military chaplains gathered at St. Mary’s Seminary for the annual fall discernment retreat for young men discerning the “vocation within a vocation” as both Catholic priests and military chaplain officers on active duty.
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.
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