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Supporting seafarers caught up in Ukraine-Russia war
Stella Maris chaplains have been speaking about the dilemmas and worries of both Ukrainian and Russian seafarers as the war in Ukraine deepens. Wojciech Holub, Stella Maris regional port chaplain in Tilbury and London Gateway, said several Ukrainian seafarers he … Read more
Service on ship for dead seafarer
AoS Aberdeen port chaplain holds prayer service with crew
AoS Stepps up in Scottish schools
School assemblies in St Joseph’s Stepps and St Stephen’s Dalmuir
AoS chosen as Link Charity
Holyrood Secondary strengthen ties with Apostleship of the Sea
AoS Bristol assists hospitalised seafarer
Crew member injured after accident on cargo ship
AoS grows port chaplain ministry
2017 directory lists details of chaplains in 261 ports and 65 countries
Pupils touching prayer for seafarers
AoS gives talk at Kilsyth school as part of Catholic Education Week
AoS supporters feature in national legacy campaign
AoS ‘spends the money where it is needed’
A Ministry of Gentleness
Fr Colum Kelly reflects on why gentleness is vital in AoS’ work
An AoS cruise chaplain on board
Journalist Greg Watts talks to Fr Hugh Allan about being a cruise chaplain
Sea Sunday at Glasgow University
Students hear about work of Apostleship of the Sea
Strong faith helps grieving seafarers
Crew members support each other after colleague’s death
Dr Ashley’s Pleasure Yacht
Book by Catholic priest looks at origins of seamen’s mission
Dramatic rescue at sea
Sr Scholastica supports crew whose colleague falls ill on board ship off Sunderland
Pupils encouraged to share about AoS
Giffnock students asked to share about AoS’ work
Poignant meeting with migrant ship captain
Immingham port chaplain describes humbling encounter
Seafarers benefit from legacy giving
AoS highlights value of legacy giving in Financial Times letter
Inverclyde pupils learn about seafarers
AoS shares about seafarers’ vital work and how it supports them
Christmas home comforts for stranded seafarers
Aberdeen parishioners make Malaviya Seven crew feel at home
