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God bless you cousin Jan, I listen to this often 🙏🏼🎶

Wind's howling

Awesome

So both geralt of rivia and the creator of nanosuit are in this show? Awsome!

Good chaplains are the most underrated soldiers. They train just as much as the others and are just as much counselors as they are spiritual leaders. A good chaplain saves more lives than anyone notices. Note I keep saying GOOD chaplains, too many are terrible.

People don’t understand that this isn’t a “miracle” that the Chaplain didn’t get hit, it’s because Millitary Clergy had legal protection and shooting one was against war crime. I guess the Germans could see he had a bible and wasn’t shooting back at them, so they left him alone.

You should read the Medal of Honor citation for Lt. Cmdr. Father O'Callahan, the priest who saved the USS Franklin.

May god protect the man that prays over me when I fall

Born on St Patricks Day, March 17, 1912

Malarkey himself was Irish. He wasn’t offending anyone, he was just stating a basic fact. More of a compliment, really.

This Chaplain was also in Episode 6, when they were about to go combat patorl. The same patrol that Julian died...

RIP Capt. John Maloney… the chaplain who was with the 101st throughout their campaign in Europe to eradicate the infamous Nazis.

question do Chaplains have the same protections as Medics during ww2? and would it be a war crime if you intentionally shoot them like you intentionally shoot medics?

Firm foundation Keys

The total calmness of faith in God and his will be done.

I mean, if i died on a field, I'd want someone to at least bless me before i go to heaven/afterlife.

Doesn't matter if he gets killed. He's doing his duty

Love brother Lindel

In your last dying breath you receive a prayer from Geralt of Rivia while fighting for the 101st. What a way to die! (Seriously to all who died RIP 🇺🇸)

Witcher reflexes are something else

Its Doug Cockle the Voice Actor of Geralt Of Rivia From Witcher series Game!

It's true that the Germans didn't shoot chaplains or medics. It was the last war in which battlefield chivalry existed.

Only possible because German has christian culture also

Why are they calling him Irish? The man is clearly from Rivia

Germany is overwhelmingly Catholic. So many of the Germans were naturaly Catholic. So reasonable the Germans wouldn't even point their weapon in the general Direction of a Catholic Priest.

Place of Power. Gotta be

The actor is also the voice of Geralt of Rivia in the Witcher games

Either that or gods given him the bullet repulsion gift last Xmas.

You are fearless when you know Jesus. 😁

Boy, do we need a man like this today.

I remember this beautiful voice. <3

I’m surprised nobody’s made a movie about a chaplain yet. Hacksaw Ridge is probably the closest anyone will get.

If anyone started to bend over me while I was dying and began uttering some Hebrew nonsense, I'd summon the last of my strength to stick them in the gut.

I can't believe it. It's Geralt.

Todd was marvelous in this role.

Such A Anointed Song

This dude belongs in 40k.

Just opened it up for comments. Didn’t realize it was disabled.

I am sure Uncle Joe had A BLAST doing this! Thank you for giving him the opportunity! ♥️❤

Thank you, David and the Collings foundation, for this tribute to WW II tank commander Joe Busa.

are they sent Geralt to war?

IT'S THE WITCHER

Among all these badass soldiers of both sides, THAT man still has the biggest balls on the battlefield

When you have God on your side, why fear man!

Buttercup, the voice of an angel worshipping at His feet💜

Imagine all the demons and angels fighting in the spirit world over those souls in the middle of the men fighting on earth at the same time

It's very easy. You either continue doing your duty as a priest or you get killed and go to heaven. Win-win.

It's crazy when you think this man is the voice of the legendary White Wolf, Geralt of Rivia!

The Irish seem to be on the front lines in ever war! Saving private Ryan.... Malarkey.. band of brothers, Leckie from the pacific, must be something in the Irish genetics!

Captain John S. Maloney 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Division He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross a month later.