The Ancient Order of Hibernians – The Oldest and Largest Irish-Catholic Organization in the United States. Established 1836

Camino de Santiago for Seminarians

Father John Keehner, AOH National Chaplain 2020-24, is walking the Camino right now to support our Seminarians in Ireland and the United States. His Pilgrimage includes difficult paths and even a waterfall to climb. Father Keehner will continue to beautiful Pamplano Cathedral en route to a lean-to for a nights rest. You can join Father's Pilgrimage by supporting seminarians with your tax deductible donation today. 100% of your donation will support seminarians. … Read More .... about Camino de Santiago for Seminarians

Empty Promises and More Perfidy: UK Fails to Prosecute Bloody Sunday Perjury

April 20, 2024 By Neil Cosgrove

The recent decision by the Northern Ireland Prosecution Service not to prosecute fifteen former British soldiers and one civilian for perjury … [Read More...] about Empty Promises and More Perfidy: UK Fails to Prosecute Bloody Sunday Perjury

Forgotten Patriot: The Courageous Story and Legacy of Commodore John Barry

March 29, 2024 By Mike McCormack

Did you know that the first flag officer and founder of the United States Navy was an Irishman? His name was John Barry and Dr. Benjamin … [Read More...] about Forgotten Patriot: The Courageous Story and Legacy of Commodore John Barry

Andrew Higgins: The Man Who Built the Boats That Won World War II

March 28, 2024 By Neil Cosgrove

“The Jaws of Death.” A photo by CPHOM Robert F. Sargent, USCG. A Coast Guard-manned LCVP from the USS Samuel Chase disembarks troops of Company … [Read More...] about Andrew Higgins: The Man Who Built the Boats That Won World War II

Space, Service, and Heritage: Michael Collins

March 27, 2024 By Neil Cosgrove

Then Colonel Michael Collins Major General Michael Collins, who as a Colonel was the Command Pilot of Apollo 11, the mission that put a man on … [Read More...] about Space, Service, and Heritage: Michael Collins