Jean-Baptiste Houchet

1904–1944 (age 40)

Biography

Jean-Baptiste Houchet served as a Catholic military chaplain, bringing spiritual solace and pastoral care to soldiers during the Second World War. His vocation combined military service with deep religious commitment, ministering to those facing the horrors of combat.

He made the ultimate sacrifice in 1944, his service and devotion honored at Cronenbourg French National Cemetery. His memory endures as a reminder of those who served both God and country with courage and compassion.

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Also buried at Cronenbourg French National Cemetery

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Cronenbourg French National Cemetery
Henri Rendu
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Cronenbourg French National Cemetery
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Michel Colas des Francs
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Cronenbourg French National Cemetery
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Joseph Roth
1911–1944 (age 33)
Cronenbourg French National Cemetery
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