Canadian Military Prohibits Chaplains From Mentioning God or Jesus at Mandatory Public Events
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Canadian Military Prohibits Chaplains From Mentioning God or Jesus at Mandatory Public Events * The Gateway Pundit * by Antonio Graceffo
To preserve religious freedom, Canadian military chaplains are now barred from mentioning God during mandatory public events. Photo courtesy of the Government of Canada. The Canadian Armed Forces has issued a new directive barring chaplains and other military personnel from mentioning God, Jesus, or other religion-specific language during mandatory public events. Military Personnel Instruction 03/26, Spiritual Reflections in Military Settings, w…
Canadian Military Prohibits Chaplains From Mentioning God or Jesus at Mandatory Public Events
To preserve religious freedom, Canadian military chaplains are now barred from mentioning God during mandatory public events. Photo courtesy of the Government of Canada.The Canadian Armed Forces has issued a new directive barring chaplains and other military personnel from mentioning God, Jesus, or other religion-specific language during mandatory public events. Military Personnel Instruction 03/26, Spiritual Reflections in Military Settings, wa…
On July 29, 2026, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) issued new directives to military chaplains, guiding the expression of religious references in the performance of their duties. Approved by the Commanding Officer of Military Personnel Command, the instruction promulgates important changes in how to work pastorally with the military. Chaplains of all denominations [...] The article The Canadian Army restricts religious references first appeared o…
Religion ban for military personnel expanded
Paul Tuns: On July 29, Military Personnel Command issued a new directive expanding restrictions on faith-specific language and practices at official military ceremonies. The new rules require all members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) and all employees and contractors of the Department of National Defence (DND) who speak at public events to eschew any [...]
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