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World Day of the Sick Hearts

"Do not hesitate to visit the sick, because for such deeds you will be loved." (Sirach 7:35) 

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.

Masses

Wascana Rehab  Sunday at 10:30 am in the chapel
Mass / lay service every Friday from September to June at 1 pm in the chapel

Pasqua Hospital   Sunday at 11 am 

  • Volunteers visit patients on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday to bring them Communion and offer the support of their faith community.
  • There is a Mass every Sunday at 11 am.
  • If you have any questions about Roman Catholic Spiritual Care at the Pasqua or would like a priest to visit for the Sacrament of the Sick or Reconcilliation, please contact Mary Deutscher at 766-2473, Email mary.deutscher@rqhealth. In the case of an emergency, phone 766-2222 and ask to have the Roman Catholic Chaplain paged. 

Here’s What’s New!

Porters Needed For Santa Maria

Last updated on May 2, 2012
Santa Maria Senior Citizens Home is in urgent need of porters to assist in bringing our Residents to and from Mass/Services between 9:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. onTuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. If you are able to assist in this ministry for our Residents, please contact Catherine Fox, Director of Pastoral Care at 766-7092 or emailCatherine.fox@rqhealth.ca. Read More

CHAS & SCSBA Holding Conference

Last updated on March 27, 2012
CHAS & SCSBA – A Conference celebrating Catholic Health and Education in Saskatchewan by Sandy Normand, CHAS Read More

CHAS & SCSBA – Conference

Last updated on March 22, 2012
CHAS & SCSBA – A Conference celebrating Catholic Health and Education in Saskatchewan - by Sandy Normand, CHAS Read More
November 2, 2012
Parliamentary Committee on Palliative and Compassionate Care Launches its Report: “Not To Be Forgotten: Care of Vulnerable Canadians” To read the press release, Download here Read More

Hospital Chaplains Agreement Signed

Last updated on December 6, 2011
Four faith communities November 1, signed a new five year chaplaincy agreement with the Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region. The agreement lays out what the health region and the faith communities bring to provide spiritual care to patients in the Pasqua, General and Wascana Rehabilitation, hospitals. Essentially the health region provides the facilities and the faith communities, Anglican, Lutheran, Roman Catholic and United, provide the chaplains. Read More

CHAS Elects New Officers and Board

Last updated on November 1, 2011
The Catholic Health Association of Saskatchewan (CHAS) added one new board member to three returning members as Chris Boychuk moves from Vice Chair to Chair. All positions were filled by acclamation. Read More
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