Canadian military chaplains banned from using the word 'God' - Deacon Greg Kandra
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Canada has banned military chaplains from using the word “God” at public events because the armed forces have a duty of religious neutrality, Aleteia.org reported. Military personnel, especially chaplains, across Canada are prohibited from mentioning the word “God” or other religious words at mandatory military public events. This includes graduation parades, ribbon cuttings, ship commissionings and Remembrance Day ceremonies. The directive is n…
Canadian military chaplains banned from using the word 'God' - Deacon Greg Kandra
From Aleteia: Since 2019, Canada’s Quebec province has banned public sector employees in positions of authority — including teachers, police officers, judges, and crown prosecutors — from wearing visible religious symbols, which includes hijabs, turbans, yarmulkes, and Christian crosses. Now, Canada has gone a step farther. Members of the military, particularly chaplains, throughout all of Canada
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