Chaplains Collection

Army Chaplain in Great War Deeds, WW1
An Army Chaplain holding a night service on the battlefield, with a packing case as an altar and a tin mug as a chalice. Reproduction of a painting by A C Michael in Great War Deeds

'L Aumonerie Militaire; Un groupe d'aumoniers militaires des trois confessions, 1914 Creator: Unknown
'L Aumonerie Militaire; Un groupe d'aumoniers militaires des trois confessions, 1914. From "L'Album de la Guerre 1914-1919: Volume I". [L'Illustration, Paris, 1926]

Headquarters Christian Commission in the Field, September 1863. Creator: James Gardner
Headquarters Christian Commission in the Field, September 1863. [Scene from the American Civil War: the USCC furnished supplies, medical services, and religious literature to Union troops]

In Memory of Gordon, Killed 26 January 1885 (chromolitho)
1051973 In Memory of Gordon, Killed 26 January 1885 (chromolitho) by Calkin, Lance (1859-1936); Private Collection; (add.info.: In Memory of Gordon, Killed 26 January 1885)

Sir Henry Drummond-Wolff (colour litho)
613700 Sir Henry Drummond-Wolff (colour litho) by Pellegrini, Carlo (1866-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Henry Drummond-Wolff, Consular chaplains, 5 September 1874)

Chaplain Don Amilcare Carletti (colour litho)
2777603 Chaplain Don Amilcare Carletti (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chaplain Don Amilcare Carletti)

Family men at fault, or, An unexpected visit from the Bishop and his chaplains (coloured engraving)
607064 Family men at fault, or, An unexpected visit from the Bishop and his chaplains (coloured engraving) by Hasenpflug, Carl Georg Adolph (1802-58); Private Collection; (add.info)

British Seamens Orphanage, Brixham - Rock House
A view of Rock House - the chaplains accommodation at the British Seamens Orphanage, Brixham, Devon

New Years Mass on Board, The Chaplain Speaks, Lord, Make the New Year Mark... (colour litho)
2777508 New Years Mass on Board, The Chaplain Speaks, Lord, Make the New Year Mark... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The New Years Mass on Board)

Bishop Kings Palace, St Aldate s, Oxford (b / w photo)
3094886 Bishop Kings Palace, St Aldate s, Oxford (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bishop Kings Palace, St Aldate s, Oxford)

Symptoms Of The Finish Of "Some Sorts Of Life"In London - Tom, Jerry and Logic
2562173 Symptoms Of The Finish Of " Some Sorts Of Life" In London - Tom, Jerry and Logic, in the Press Yard, at Newgate, from Tom and Jerrys Life in London

A Distinguished Visitor by Will Owen
Sentry: Who goes there? His Reverence: Army chaplain Sentry: Pass, Charlie Chaplin A case of mistaken identity in an army camp

Chaplain on patrol in attempt to find and stop any potential jumpers at infamous clifftop suicide spot, standing at edge of chalk cliff overlooking lighthouse, Beachy Head Lighthouse, Beachy Head

Rev. Dr. A. C. Don, Dean of Westminster
The Dean of Westminster, according to ancient traditional rights, assists the Archbishop of Canterbury at the coronation of British Sovereigns, in particular at the Unction, the Investiture

The Ewelme Almshouses (3 / 4)
The Ewelme Almshouses, founded in 1437 with a Grammar School attached by William de la Pole, 1st Duke and 4th Earl of Suffolk at Ewelme, Oxfordshire

The Ewelme Almshouses (2 / 4)
The Ewelme Almshouses, founded in 1437 with a Grammar School attached by William de la Pole, 1st Duke and 4th Earl of Suffolk at Ewelme, Oxfordshire

The Ewelme Almshouses (1 / 4)
The Ewelme Almshouses, founded in 1437 with a Grammar School attached by William de la Pole, 1st Duke and 4th Earl of Suffolk at Ewelme, Oxfordshire

The Ewelme Almshouses (4 / 4)
Inside the Cloisters at the Ewelme Almshouses, founded in 1437 with a Grammar School attached by William de la Pole, 1st Duke and 4th Earl of Suffolk at Ewelme, Oxfordshire

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"Unsung Heroes: The Courageous Chaplains of the Great War" During the tumultuous years of World War I, Army Chaplains stood as beacons of hope amidst the chaos and despair. Their selfless deeds on the battlefield provided solace to soldiers facing unimaginable horrors, offering spiritual guidance and comfort in their darkest hours. In September 1863, at Headquarters Christian Commission in the Field, James Gardner captured a poignant moment that epitomized the unwavering dedication of these chaplains. His artwork immortalizes their tireless efforts to uplift weary souls and mend broken spirits. The sacrifices made by these brave men were not forgotten. In memory of Gordon, who lost his life on January 26th, 1885, a chromolitho serves as a solemn tribute to his commitment and ultimate sacrifice for others. Sir Henry Drummond-Wolff's vibrant lithograph showcases another remarkable chaplain - Don Amilcare Carletti. This colorful portrayal highlights his unwavering faith and compassion towards those he served. Amidst this sea of heroism stands an exceptional priest whose valor shines through in a captivating lithograph titled "The Heroism of a Priest. " His bravery echoes across time as he fearlessly tends to wounded soldiers with unyielding devotion. However, even within their noble calling, chaplains faced challenges unique to family life. A colored engraving entitled "Family Men at Fault" humorously depicts an unexpected visit from the Bishop and his chaplains - shedding light on both their human fallibility and enduring commitment to duty. Beyond war zones lay other realms where chaplains extended their care. The British Seamens Orphanage in Brixham's Rock House became a sanctuary for children left fatherless by maritime tragedies - thanks in part to compassionate chaplain support. On board ships sailing into new beginnings each year, Mass was celebrated by dedicated shipboard chaplains.