World War II chaplains

French Catholic priest, founder of the Emmaus movement, subject of sexual abuse scandals

Dominican priest and cardinal (1904–1995)

Austrian Catholic cardinal (1905–2004)

Roman Catholic cardinal (1904–1996)

German Roman Catholic Cardinal (1869-1952)

Bosnian Croat Franciscan friar, Ustashe military chaplain and convicted war criminal (1915-1946)

Italian Roman Catholic priest, considered beatus (1902–1956)

Catholic cardinal (1905-1985)

Catholic cardinal (1876-1965)

Italian cardinal (1881-1965)

Catholic cardinal and apostolic nuncio (1910–1980)

Korean War US Army chaplain, POW, Medal of Honor recipient and Venerable (1916–1951)

Catholic cardinal (1892–1975)

Catholic cardinal (1910–2000)

Waffen SS volunteer (1917-1947)

Catholic bishop (1913–2010)

Eleventh Archbishop of New Orleans, LA (1913–2011)

Polish military rabbi (1897-1940)

Polish noble and Dominican (1897-1944)

British orthodox chief rabbi

Roman Catholic bishop (1873-1950)

Catholic priest (1897–1944)

Catholic archbishop (1911-1968)

American ministers who gave up their lives in WWII

American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church (1905–1982)

American pastor (1918–1956)

American military archbishop (1913-2000)

French priest

Catholic archbishop (1899–1991)

Ukrainian priest and activist (1907-1994)

British Anglican priest (1907–1971)

American bishop of the Roman Catholic Church (1912–1991)

Jesuit United States Navy chaplin (1905-1964)

American army chaplain killed in action (1911-1943)

Catholic bishop (1896-1990)

American Orthodox rabbi, U.S. Army chaplain during WWII (1917-2013)

US army chaplain killed in action

United States Navy admiral (1918-1979)

American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church (1903-1964)

Roman Catholic bishop (1904-1964)

Catholic archbishop (1914–1986)

United States Army general and prelate of the Roman Catholic Church (1881-1965)

US army chaplain killed in action (1900–1943)

Italian Jesuit missionary (1909-1995)