Two Religious Leaders Sworn In as NYPD Chief Chaplains
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Two renowned religious leaders, Timothy Dolan and A.R. Bernard, were sworn in as co-chief chaplains for the New York Police Department, offering spiritual guidance to officers. Their appointments, following the passing of the previous chief chaplain, were announced by Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch. The ceremony, attended by Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin, highlighted the importance of chaplains in supporting officers facing daily challenges. Dolan, former Archbishop of New York, and Bernard, founder of a major Brooklyn church, pledged to provide comfort and strength to officers during crises, fatigue, or grief.
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