Father William Doyle Anne Husted

Father William Doyle Anne HustedFather William Doyle S. J. (1873 1917) is undoubtedly one of the greatest military chaplains of all time. A steadfast Irishman by birth and mentality, he gave his life as a martyr of Charity on Frezenberg Ridge, Belgium, on the 16th August 1917. He had spent the previous year and a half administering the Sacraments in harrowing circumstances to the many Irish soldiers who were fighting during World War I for little Belgium (to quote the last words of

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