The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Petit Pont, Belgium. 15 July 1917. Soldiers of the 4th Australian Machine Gun Company celebrating open air Mass and Holy Communion run by the Catholic Chaplain, Padre Lonergan. The men are resting following a fifteen day holding operation at the front line at Gapaard Farm, east of the recently captured Messines. (Donor H. Kennare)
Troops of the 4th Brigade celebrating Mass and Holy Communion, run by the Catholic Chaplain Padre Device, by the side of a deserted farmhouse, very close to the front line. Lieutenant John H. Kennare,
Petit Pont, Belgium. 25 June 1917. The four Vickers machine guns of No. 1 Section, 4th Australian Machine Gun Company engaged in gun practice in old trenches at Petit Pont. The Company was resting and
Petit Pont, Belgium. 25 July 1917. Informal group portrait of officers of the 4th Australian Machine Gun Company during a period of rest and training after a fifteen day holding operation at the front
An army nurse receives Holy Communion during requiem mass conducted by WX17091 Chaplain Charles William Joseph Cunningham, MBE, (Roman Catholic) at the Bomana War Cemetery, Port Moresby.
But Beach, New Guinea. May 1945. Army Chaplain, the Reverend Father John Aloysius Morgan, Senior Roman Catholic Chaplain of the 6th Division celebrating mass prior to members of the Division embarking
RAAF Roman Catholic Chaplain John White holding two Vietnamese orphans in his arms at the An Phong orphanage run by the Catholic church at Vung Tau. Padre White is serving at No 1 Operational Support
