Navy reportedly cancels Catholic Masses at area bases, other religious services continue

The Navy has acknowledged that the change affects Roman Catholics more than others


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The Navy has declined to renew contracts with Catholic priests in a supposed “cost-cutting” move, leaving bases without enough chaplains to keep services going, according to a report by the San Diego Union-Tribune. The Navy boasts an active duty component of clergy, the Chaplain Corps, but the number of Catholic priests among them is small. The Navy had contracted priests to lead services on U.S. bases, but those contracts have now been cancelled.-- More...
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