THE BENEDICTINE FATHERS OF SACRED HEART MISSION

The Benedictine Fathers of Sacred Heart Mission provides religious and spiritual support services through the assignment of auxiliary Catholic priests to meet the faith-based needs of institutional populations. Their core capability centers on delivering sacramental ministry, pastoral counseling, liturgical leadership, and moral guidance within government-contracted environments, particularly in settings where religious accommodation is a mandated component of service delivery. Technical expertise includes adherence to Department of Defense policies on religious freedom, chaplaincy support protocols, and interfaith coordination within military and federal institutional frameworks. Their unique differentiation lies in the canonical authority and ecclesiastical formation of their clergy, ensuring doctrinal fidelity and pastoral continuity aligned with Roman Catholic tradition, which is critical in environments requiring spiritually grounded, mission-driven personnel. The contractor has demonstrated engagement with the Department of Defense, specifically providing auxiliary priest services to support the spiritual welfare of service members, their families, and associated personnel in garrison or deployed settings. This work aligns with DoD Directive 1300.17 on religious accommodation and chaplaincy support, where the contractor’s role complements the military chaplaincy structure by supplementing capacity with ordained clergy who operate under ecclesiastical endorsement. The primary NAICS code 813110 reflects their classification as a religious organization delivering non-commercial, faith-based services under federal contract. Their market positioning is niche, serving exclusively as a provider of Catholic spiritual services within government institutional contexts, distinct from commercial chaplaincy firms or secular nonprofit contractors. The entity is structured as a religious corporation under IRS 501(c)(3) status, with no federal business certifications on record. Based in Shawnee, Oklahoma, their operational footprint is defined by the mobility of their ordained personnel rather than physical infrastructure, allowing them to deploy clergy across DoD installations nationwide as required by mission needs.