Recently, military chaplains were informed they could no longer pray at public ceremonies, especially to a God conceived as a “He.” One military chaplain lamented to the press that Canada had “violated” its “covenant with the dead” who fought “for God and country.”
Background – Military Tells Chaplains No Prayers at Official Events as Remembrance Day Approaches, Epoch Times, October 16, 2023
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