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Brewers supported by Catholic chaplain in World Series run

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Father Jerry Herda, a priest of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, has provided chaplaincy for the Milwaukee Brewers during their recent appearance in the Major League Baseball World Series. This marks the first time the team has reached the championship series in 44 years.

Father Herda, who also serves as the pastor of St. Matthias Parish in Milwaukee, has been the chaplain for the Brewers for 19 years. In a recent interview with WMTV News, he stated that faith is an important part of the players' lives and has helped unify them as a team through their relationships with one another.

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