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Almighty ever-living God, eternal health of believers, hear our prayers for your servants who are sick: grant them, we implore you, your merciful help, so that, with their health restored, they may give you thanks in the midst of your Church. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. \u00a0Amen.<\/p>\n
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Pastoral Care of the Sick and\/or Homebound<\/p>\n
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If you, or your loved one would like to be Anointed and\/or go to confession, please contact the Parish Office at 740.653.0997 so a visit by a parish priest can be coordinated.<\/p>\n
<\/strong>If you or a loved one are no longer able to come to holy Mass, please contact Julie Ogilvie (740.653.0997) to coordinate being added to our visitation list for the sacraments of Healing by a priest of our parish and holy Communion on a regular basis by a parish designated Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion.<\/p>\n
If you are scheduled for a hospital stay, or have a loved one in the hospital, and would like a pastoral visit by Fr. Eilerman or Fr. Colopy for Sacraments of Healing (Confession and\/or Anointing of the Sick), please contact the parish office at 740.653.0997. Fr. Eilerman wants to ensure your spiritual needs are met and due to HIPAA laws, hospitals are not able to provide a list of those Catholics who are currently in the hospital.<\/p>\n