vojni-ordinarijat.hr
Provides Catholic pastoral care for members of Croatia’s armed forces and police
About vojni-ordinarijat.hr
The Military Ordinariate of the Republic of Croatia provides Catholic pastoral care through military and police chaplaincies. Its activities include worship, sermons, pilgrimages and religious projects.
It serves members of the Croatian Armed Forces and police, as well as veterans and their families. The ordinariate is based in Zagreb.
Product: Catholic pastoral care and chaplaincy services for Croatia’s armed forces and police.
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