Military chaplain ring in sterling silver with 18k gold

The images are computerized 3D.

Made:

- 950 sterling silver

Or

- 750 Gold (18k)

Accompanies:

- Case

- Guarantee certificate

Sending time:

- 30 days after payment confirmation.

Army Religious Assistance.

Historical Background
Brazilian troops almost always relied on religious assistance. In the Empire, the Ecclesiastical Office of the Army functioned, which had its services paralyzed for decades with the advent of the Republic. It was to be reestablished, however, when, under the effects of World War II, the country organized the Brazilian Expeditionary Force to fight in Europe.

Structure
The Religious Assistance Service (SAREx) is made up of ministers of the Catholic and Evangelical religions. Priests and pastors are part of the Military Chaplain Board, after an adaptation internship started at the Army Complementary Training School (EsFCEx) and concluded in several military organizations. Starting their career as 2nd lieutenant, they can even reach the rank of colonel.

present
Today, in Brazil, there is a Military Ordinariate. A true diocese, with its bishop, its cathedral, its seminary, its clergy, its curia, its pastorals. There is an agreement signed between the Holy See and the Brazilian government, which regulates the functioning of the Military Archdiocese of Brazil within the scope of the Armed Forces and Auxiliary Forces, based in Brasilia.

Patron
The patron of the Army's Religious Assistance Service is Friar Orlando.