
Working with you and your family, a chaplain can provide or arrange:
- Listening and supportive conversation
- Understanding of the emotional and spiritual distress of illness and how it affects you and your relationships
- Help with discovering sources of comfort and meaning for you in coping with the stress of illness
- Prayer or meditations for relaxation and centering
- Rituals and spiritual practices important to you
- A bridge to your faith community, and to your clergy or spiritual leader
- Support for you and your family in making health care choices
- Support in facing death, or losses and life changes due to illness
- Support for families in their grief when a loved one is dying and after
Catholic and Interfaith chaplains are available in the hospital between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For emergency needs that arise after-hours, on weekends or holidays, on-call chaplains are available. During the COVID-19 pandemic, chaplains are available to speak with patients and families via phone and video calls.
To talk with a chaplain, please ask your nurse or a member of your health care team.
Spiritual Services Staff Directory
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Clinical Interfaith Chaplain
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Clinical Interfaith Chaplain
Clinical Interfaith Chaplain
Clinical Interfaith Chaplain
Clinical Interfaith Chaplain
Clinical Interfaith Chaplain
Clinical Interfaith Chaplain
Clinical Interfaith Chaplain
Denominational Chaplain
Denominational Chaplain