Father Francis John Patrick Mulcahy

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Father Francis John Patrick Mulcahy is a compassionate, soft-spoken Catholic chaplain character from the television series M*A*S*H, known for his moral integrity and dedication to the spiritual and emotional well-being of soldiers during the Korean War.

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instanceOf fictional character
television character
appearsIn M*A*S*H (TV series) NERFINISHED
MASH (film) NERFINISHED
associatedWith B. J. Hunnicutt NERFINISHED
Hawkeye Pierce NERFINISHED
Margaret Houlihan NERFINISHED
Maxwell Q. Klinger NERFINISHED
Radar O'Reilly NERFINISHED
Sherman T. Potter NERFINISHED
Trapper John McIntyre NERFINISHED
basedOn Father Mulcahy (MASH novel character) NERFINISHED
conflict Korean War
countryOfService United States NERFINISHED
createdFor MASH (novel) and its adaptations NERFINISHED
familyName Mulcahy NERFINISHED
fictionalEra early 1950s
fictionalRank Captain
fictionalUniverse M*A*S*H franchise NERFINISHED
firstAppearance MASH (1970 film) NERFINISHED
fullName Francis John Patrick Mulcahy NERFINISHED
gender male
genre war comedy-drama
givenName Francis NERFINISHED
honorificPrefix Father
language English
laterFictionalRank Major
medium film
television
militaryBranch United States Army
moralAlignment benevolent
nationality American
notableActivity conducting religious services at the 4077th
hearing confessions of soldiers
offering counsel to medical personnel
notableFor dedication to soldiers' spiritual well-being
moral integrity during wartime
notableTrait compassionate
morally principled
soft-spoken
occupation chaplain
portrayedBy René Auberjonois NERFINISHED
William Christopher NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
role provider of emotional support to medical staff
spiritual advisor to soldiers
setting 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital NERFINISHED

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Father Mulcahy fullName Father Francis John Patrick Mulcahy