Moral Formations

Focusing on the evolution of the Irish Army from the Civil War to the Eucharistic Congress, this work delves into the interplay of discipline and religion within military life. Daniel Ayiotis examines the values instilled in soldiers, emphasizing ideals such as manliness, clean living, and chivalry, alongside a degree of religious devotion. The book highlights the challenges encountered during this transformative period, offering insights into how these moral formations shaped the identity and conduct of the army.