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Retired Monsignor remains 'workaholic' in ministry out of deep affection for the Savior

A late vocation and 'people person,' Raleigh's Father Oschwald thrives in working with the faithful

Phoenix chaplain Fr. Will Schmid shared his journey to priesthood with college roommate

San Diego Chaplain says meditative vision of Christ inspired his priesthood

Hartford chaplain Fr. Michael J. Dolan sees strong liturgy, works of mercy as key to keeping youths Catholic

Father James Bramlage reflects on 25 years as Cincinnati Chaplain

Ann Arbor's Fr. Chas Canoy named 2020 Great Lakes Region Chaplain of the Year

Father Mark Knestout, chaplain of the Washington D.C. Chapter, brings vast secular exposure to his ministry

Savannah Chapter's Father Daniel Firmin named 2020 Southeast Region Chaplain of the Year

Father Dave Heney of the Ventura/LA North Chapter named recipient of 2020 West Region Chaplain Award

Austin Chapter’s Father James Misko named 2020 Central Region Chaplain of the Year

Bishop Ronald Gainer has been chaplain of Legatus’ Harrisburg Chapter since it chartered in 2016.

Prior chaplain of Orlando Chapter until recent episcopal appointment

As a young evangelical Christian, Monsignor Scott Borgman lived 17 years in West Africa with his Protestant missionary parents. He was a young adult when his parents underwent a dramatic conversion and entered the Catholic Church.

Monsignor Billian finds pastoral distance greatest pandemic challenge

Connecticut native, now 50 years a priest, also continues as chaplain at Ave Maria Law School

When Monsignor Robert Jaeger is not at St. Paul Church in Colorado Springs, CO, where he is pastor, he can be found downtown in the chancery as vicar general for the Diocese of Colorado Springs.

Denver’s Father Doug Grandon went from Episcopal Clergyman to lay Legate to Priest-Chaplain.

Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus Roger Gries may no longer be a member of a Benedictine monastic community, but he still writes “O.S.B.” after his name to let people know he was formed in the Order of St. Benedict.

Father Mark Bauer, A lifelong fan of the Detroit Tigers, was a young seminarian in Rome in 1984 when he returned on vacation just in time to see his team win the World Series.