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The Return Crucifix Stained Glass Window
A stained glass window at Church of the Holy Innocents depicting the original painting of The Return Crucifix, in honor of the men who fought in World War I.
The Poor Souls Chapel at St. Anselm's Church, Bronx
A chapel in the crypt at St. Anselm's Church in the Bronx was dedicated "in sacred memory of the boys of this parish who gave their lives in the World War for God and Country." The chapel no longer exists, this is a photo from a 1929 parish history…
The Fighting 69th Returns Home
The Fighting 69th returns home and marches through the Victory Arch in New York City.
Tag Your Shovel Campaign
Shovel tags from a coal-conservation campaign in New York City parochial schools during the First World War
Students at the Chaplain Training School
Students at the Chaplain Training School, Fort Zachary Taylor, Kentucky. Courtesy Catholic University of America.
Stained Glass Window at St. Mary's, Haverstraw
A stained glass window found at St. Mary's Church in Haverstraw dedicated to the men who fought in World War I and World War II
Stained Glass Window at Blessed Sacrament, New Rochelle
A stained glass window found at Blessed Sacrament Church in New Rochelle depicting Jesus in memory of the Chaplains of the Archdiocese. It was given on behalf of then Archbishop Patrick Hayes,
St. Thomas the Apostle Church's Memorial
A memorial erected in honor of the men and women from St. Thomas the Apostle who dedicated their lives to the war effort both overseas and at home. This memorial can be found at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Hawthorne.
St. Joseph’s Convalescent Home
St. Joseph’s Convalescent Home run by the Sisters of Our Lady of the Christian Doctrine
St. Joseph's Seminary Class of 1918
The ordination class of 1918 at St. Joseph's Seminary was ordained early in order to fill the vacancies left by priests who were serving as chaplains.