Navy priest : the life of Captain Jake Laboon, SJ / Richard Gribble, CSC ; foreword by Rear Admiral Barry C. Black, USN (Ret.).

By:

Gribble, Richard [Author]

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computer

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online resource

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9780813227269

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LOC classification:

VG23 .N389 2015

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Contents:

Formation for military service -- the U.S. Naval Academy: 1940-1943 -- World War II submariner: 1943-1946 -- Formation for the Society of Jesus: 1946-1958 -- Fleet ballistic missile submarine chaplain: 1958-1961 -- Circuit rider, recruit chaplain, and Alaska pastor: 1961-1966 -- Return to the Naval Academy: 1966-1969 -- War chaplain -- Vietnam: 1969-1970 -- Florida, Hawaii, and New London again: 1970-1976 -- Command climax -- Norfolk: 1976-1980 -- Jesuit Retreat Master and Pastor: 1981-1988 -- Epilogue: Jake Laboon -- the legacy.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

The early years: 1921-1940 -- Formation for military service -- the U.S. Naval Academy: 1940-1943 -- World War II submariner: 1943-1946 -- Formation for the Society of Jesus: 1946-1958 -- Fleet ballistic missile submarine chaplain: 1958-1961 -- Circuit rider, recruit chaplain, and Alaska pastor: 1961-1966 -- Return to the Naval Academy: 1966-1969 -- War chaplain -- Vietnam: 1969-1970 -- Florida, Hawaii, and New London again: 1970-1976 -- Command climax -- Norfolk: 1976-1980 -- Jesuit Retreat Master and Pastor: 1981-1988 -- Epilogue: Jake Laboon -- the legacy.

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