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“Do not hesitate to visit the sick, because for such deeds you will be loved.”
(Sirach 7:35)
Pager Relievers
The Archdiocese is seeking Pager Relievers to assist Roman Catholic Hospital Chaplains by carrying a pager when Chaplains are away from the hospital.
Education requirements:
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One unit of CPE /or certificate of Pastoral Studies
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Parish Home Ministry of Care course from the RQ Health Region and/or Stephen Ministry
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Orientation at the hospital(s) where the Pager Reliever will serve
An honorarium is offered from the Archdiocese for this
service.
Spiritual Care Providers
The mystery of sickness and death is a reality in our lives. Jesus’ response to suffering in his time was to give comfort to the sick and to heal. We are invited to do the same
The Archdiocese is seeking Spiritual Care Providers to assist Roman Catholic Hospital Chaplains and Coordinators of Spiritual Care in our Health Care facilities.
Other services would include pastoral care visiting, portering, music ministry, communion ministry.
Requirements:
- A course in Basics of Spiritual Care giving / Parish Home Ministry of Care course
from the RQ Health Region and/or Stephen Ministry
- Orientation of the health care facility where the spiritual care provider will serve
There is no honorarium provided for this
service.
For further information and appointments please contact:
Sister Anastasia Young
Director of Pastoral Services
352-1651 ext. 236
Email: ayoung@archregina.sk.ca
The Pastoral Visit
Pastoral Care focuses on people's needs from a spiritual and
theological perspective in order to help create an optimum climate for healing of body,
mind and spirit. Scripture, prayer, sacraments, listening, counseling and the provision
of a loving presence are offered to patients, families, and staff alike as they journey
through crisis and illness.
The chaplain collaborates with priests assisting with pastoral care and facilitates
volunteer pastoral care workers and visitors.
In times of sickness, people often find themselves pondering the meaning of life, inwardly
searching for answers, for peace, for wholeness, for God. The Pastoral Care Visitor
provides the patient with an opportunity to voice his/her anxieties, fears and hopes, and
helps him/her to look at them from a spiritual perspective.
It is the hope and prayer of the Pastoral Care Team that
those ministered to will experience the love and compassion of our God.
Pastoral Care seeks to provide that spiritual dimension to
help patients find meaning and purpose in what's happening, by allowing expression of
their fears, concerns, and needs to a listening and understanding heart. In doing
so, Pastoral Care attempts to bring that healing presence which is so often needed and
wanted.
Wascana Rehab Ongoing Programs
Roman Catholic Mass every Sunday at 10:30 am in the chapel
Roman Catholic mass/lay service every Friday from September to June at 1:00 pm in the chapel
Chaplains
Sr. Audrey Daoust - Pasqua Hospital, Regina
Cliff Geiger - General Hospital, Regina
Karen Ziegler - Wascana Rehabilitation Centre, Regina
Regina Nursing Home Coordinators
Patricia Wagman - Elmsview
George Schann - Mutchmore Lodge/Hewitt Place
Judy Pellerin - Parkside
Patricia Schaan - Pioneer Village
Catherine Fox - Santa Maria
Marcel Huot - Sunset
Leila Rea - William Booth |
