Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Religious Outreach to Veterans
Clip: 6/12/2014 | 7m 53s
Faith-based organizations are helping returning soldiers cope with moral injury.
“You may come home feeling good, you did your duty, you helped people, you helped keep your unit alive. Then at some point you may start to think,” observes Rita Nakashima Brock of the Soul Repair Center at Brite Divinty School, “who am I that I could do those things? That’s when moral injury kicks in.”
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Religious Outreach to Veterans
Clip: 6/12/2014 | 7m 53s
“You may come home feeling good, you did your duty, you helped people, you helped keep your unit alive. Then at some point you may start to think,” observes Rita Nakashima Brock of the Soul Repair Center at Brite Divinty School, “who am I that I could do those things? That’s when moral injury kicks in.”
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