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Interfaith Group

okasha

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1. Great article.

Reply to rug (Original post)

Tue Jul 23, 2013, 04:33 PM

Jul 2013

I'm glad to see that more institutions are recognizing the need for spiritual support for pagans in crisis situations. I have a sort of checkered religious background, so can relate to just about anyone except the hard-shell fundamentalists, but it's nice to know that some hosptials, military units, etc., are seeking out Native American elders or pagan priests/priestesses to serve.

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Hospital Chaplaincy, an Interfaith Challenge [View all] rug Jul 2013 OP

Great article. okasha Jul 2013 #1

The pastoral care members were critical to our Ethics Committee. cbayer Jul 2013 #2