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Father, as they called him, was just 35 years old when he died in that hellish prison camp. his parents and his only sibling, his brother, are no longer with us, but we're extremely proud to welcome members of the kapaun family, his nephews, his niece, their children, two of whom currently serve in this country's national guard, and we're very proud of them. we're also joined by members of the kansas congressional delegation, leaders from across our armed forces, and representatives from the catholic church which recognizes father kapaun as a servant of god. and we are truly humbled to be join...

Cleansed their wounds. the guards ridiculed his devotion to the savior and the almighty. they took his clothes and made him stand in the freezing cold for hours. yet he never lost his faith. if anything it only grew stronger. at night he slipped into huts to lead prisoners in prayer, saying the rosary, administering the sacraments, offering three simple words, "god bless you." one of them later said with his very presence he could just for a moment turn a mud hut into a cathedral. that spring he went further. he held an easter service. i just met with the kapaun family. they showed me somethin...

Father, as they called him, was just 35 years old when he died in that hellish prison camp. his parents, his only sibling, brother, are no longer with us, but we are extremely proud to welcome members of the kapaun family, nephews, niece, their children, two of whom currently serve in this country's national guard. we are very proud of them. we're also joined by members of the kansas congressional delegatio delegation, leaders from across our armed forces and representatives from the catholic church which recognizes father kapaun as a servant of god and we're truly humbled to be joined by men ...

Cleansed their wounds. the guards ridiculed his devotion to his savior and the almighty. they took his clothes and made him stand in the freezing cold for hours, yet he never lost his faith. if anything, it only grew stronger. at night, he slipped into hits to lead prisoners in prayer. saying the rosary, administering the sacraments, offering three simple words. god bless you. one of them later said that with his very presence, he could just for a moment turn a mud hit into a cathedral. that spring he went further. he held an easter service. i just met with the kapaun family. they showed me so...