Comments about ‘Circle of healing, learning’
Student chaplains guide and listen to vets in rehab
Recommended Stories
Commentary: The power of no
Religious groups have been forced to go to court to ensure the federal government will let their no be no.
'American Colony'
Bertha Hofer deserves to be one of the summer's biggest, if unlikeliest, TV stars.
Pope names archbishop
The new archbishop of Denver said he has a lot to learn about social issues in Colorado.
What You May Have Missed
Most Popular
Across Site
In Featured Faiths
- Dangerous silence: Why you need to talk to...
- Commentary: The power of no
- Writing history: Muslim women reshape their...
- Kirk Cameron starts online community for...
- Pope breaks silence over Vatileaks scandal
- Church constructed in one day thanks to...
- 'American Colony' peers inside religious commune
- Vatican in chaos after butler arrested for leaks
Most Commented
Across Site
In Featured Faiths
Thanks to all those that help our vets. We just don't care for them enough and I am so grateful that there are people loving and caring for them. When I was training to be a nurse one of my favorite rotations was at the VA hospital. The vets have a quiet power that reminded me of all they had done for all of us in this country. Thanks to the vets and all those that care for them.
The Therapist are doing a lot to help those who serve our country, great article!
Thank God for all Chaplains who give spiritual and emotional support to our veterans that helps with their healing process. This is a wonerful article. We do not show due appreciation to our vets for all that they have done in whatever capacity to keep our country, freedom and liberation safe.
DeseretNews.com encourages a civil dialogue among its readers. We welcome your thoughtful comments.
— About comments