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The Spiritual Care Department helps meet the needs of our patients, families and staff.
See the following for more information about spiritual care at:
To contact the Spiritual and Cultural Care Department please call 306-655-1249 or send an email.
A Spiritual Care Review was completed by an external consultant. Please click here to view the PDF report.
About Us
Spiritual Care:
- Responds to the spiritual and emotional needs of the patients
- Assists families and patients in making difficult decisions
- Is always available for prayer and comfort
- Assists patients in obtaining comfort and support from within their own faith traditions
- Responds to patients with understanding and compassion
- Practices being non-judgmental
- Treats each patient with respect and dignity
- Will assist in contacting appropriate staff as requested
Chaplains can be of help when you:
- Need emotional and compassionate support
- Need spiritual support in times of illness and crisis
- Are experiencing loss or grief
- Need someone to pray with
- Have special needs according to your own faith traditions
- Are considering treatment options
- Are waiting for surgery and test results
- Have been in the hospital for long periods of time
- Wish to celebrate new life
- Wish to receive sacraments
- Are feeling alone and discouraged
- Wish to share problems, concerns and fears
What is Spirituality?
- Spirituality is connected to the core of who we are as persons, while religion is a way to live out our spirituality through the practices, rituals and beliefs of specific faiths.
- The spiritual is woven through the physical, mental and emotional aspects of being human, and connects us with something beyond ourselves. Addressing peoples’ spirituality empowers them to experience a greater sense of wholeness and wellness.
- Spirituality is the framework within which people live their lives, and explore questions of life's meaning and value.
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