Ministering to the Army
29 July 2008
With the news that Clifton Cathedral Dean, Monsignor Canon Robert Corrigan, is to become a Chaplain in the Royal Army Chaplains Department, cliftondiocese.com takes a look at the history of army chaplaincy.
The Army’s website provide fascinating historical details ministering to the military which has been an integral part of the British Army since 1796, when a Royal Warrant was issued. Although clergymen have always been involved in the Army as ministers of Word and Sacrament, or indeed as military leaders.
Hear more details of Monsignor Robert’s new role in our podcast which comes courtesy of BBC Bristol and BBC Somerset’s Trevor Fry and ‘Sunday Starts’.
Monsignor Robert will also feature on BCfm’s Face to Faith. He’ll be talking on the next edition which is first broadcast on Monday 4 August at 3.00 pm.
Monsignor Robert will be succeeded as Cathedral Dean by Canon Alan Finley.
With the news that Clifton Cathedral Dean, Monsignor Canon Robert Corrigan, is to become a Chaplain in the Royal Army Chaplains Department, cliftondiocese.com takes a look at the history of army chaplaincy.
The Army’s website provide fascinating historical details ministering to the military which has been an integral part of the British Army since 1796, when a Royal Warrant was issued. Although clergymen have always been involved in the Army as ministers of Word and Sacrament, or indeed as military leaders.
Hear more details of Monsignor Robert’s new role in our podcast which comes courtesy of BBC Bristol and BBC Somerset’s Trevor Fry and ‘Sunday Starts’.
Monsignor Robert will also feature on BCfm’s Face to Faith. He’ll be talking on the next edition which is first broadcast on Monday 4 August at 3.00 pm.
Monsignor Robert will be succeeded as Cathedral Dean by Canon Alan Finley.
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