Raymond G. Murphy Medical Center honored the Four Chaplains who died during the sinking of the USAT Dorchester by renaming their chapel to Dorchester Chapel. The chaplains selflessly sacrificed their lives to save others during World War II, inspiring many, including VA chaplains, like Chaplain Kuster. The renaming ceremony took place on February 3, marking 80 years since the tragic event. NMVAHCS Chaplain Nyanfor believes the new name serves as a reminder of the Four Chaplains Memorial and the light they brought during a dark time. The Four Chaplains, from diverse backgrounds and faiths, worked together to provide comfort and hope to those in need, leaving a lasting legacy of unity and service. The renaming of the chapel is seen as a tribute to their courage and selflessness. As the Dorchester Chapel opens its doors with a new name, let it shine as a beacon of hope and inspiration for all who enter.
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