Becoming Catholic at 98: World War II Veteran Joins the Church
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National Catholic Register
Becoming Catholic at 98: World War II Veteran Joins the Church
Led by the dedication of his late wife and a friendship with a deacon, a World War II veteran has joined the Catholic Church at almost 100 years old.
A prominent World War II veteran born in Adelaide, who was set to celebrate his 103rd birthday this October, has passed away at the age of 102. South Australia will hold a state funeral in his memory.
Raymond "Ray" Martin Sr., a 98-year-old U.S. Army veteran of World War II, was baptized, confirmed, and received Holy Communion for the first time in a nursing home in Arizona. He joined the Catholic Church after years of participating in the religious life of his late wife and thanks to the spiritual support of Deacon Jack Trevino. Martin served during World War II in the United States. Article: 98-year-old World War II veteran converts to Cath…
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