Haven (AH 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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Catholic and Protestant divine services are held regularly aboard the ship for patients and crew. Simply, but effectively, the mess hall is rigged for church and the three-console electric organ adds its impressive tones to the occasion. For patients unable to leave their beds the services are broadcast via the ship ' s public address system with earphones at each bed. During the week masses are said and devotions held each morning. Besides their primary work the padres busy themselves at many other tasks. They raised significant contributions for the various orphanages in the Pusan area as well as visiting these organizations, they were active in the various organized recreational activities of the ship such as the library, shuffleboard tournaments for the patients, handling the health and comfort materials con- tributed by the Red Cross, and serving on the Welfare and Recreation Council.