Military Archbishop Criticizes Cancellation of Religious Support Contracts
The Archdiocese for the Military Services announced that the Army has cancelled all religious support contracts for Army chapels.
Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio stated that this decision affects contracts for "religious educators, administrators, and musicians."
For those who attend Mass, visit chapel offices, or participate in faith formation on a U.S. Army installation, you likely noticed, that beginning on Sunday, 5 October 2025, contract services and contractor offices were dark and music was absent during Mass.
The archbishop expressed that this cancellation has placed "an insurmountable restriction on the free exercise of religion" on Catholics.
A letter addressing this issue will be sent to members of the military archdiocese and all members of Congress.
Author's summary: Archbishop criticizes Army's cancellation of religious contracts.
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