Spiritual Care

Sturdy Memorial Hospital understands the importance of meeting the spiritual and religious needs of our patients, their families and the hospital staff.

The spiritual care team consists of a Roman Catholic Deacon and an Interfaith Chaplain. Their role is to provide the following:

  • Spiritual and emotional support
  • Non-judgmental listening
  • Responding to trauma, crisis, loss or grief
  • Support in observing your faith practice
  • Prayer, blessing or supportive conversations

Our Roman Catholic Deacon can contact a local priest at the request of the patient for sacrament of the sick or other needs the patient may require.

The Interfaith Chaplain can contact any local clergy at the request of the patient.

Clergy Contact Information


Roman Catholic Deacon: 508-236-8560

Interfaith Chaplain: 508-236-8550

Pastoral Care demonstrates a dedication to human dignity, an appreciation for individual differences, a balance of acceptance and accountability, a dedication to justice and mercy, and an incarnation of love and hope. The Interfaith Chaplain crosses institutional, economic, cultural, and ecclesiastical boundaries to represent a God who has demonstrated a desire for wholeness in human life.

Upcoming Events

  • Nov
    10
    Monday
    6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
    Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group for parents, grandparents, and family members who are mourning the loss of a child. Share experiences and engage in discussion on a variety of topics together. You are not alone.
  • Nov
    11
    Tuesday
    10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    This class supports new mothers and their infants in a casual, open forum support group with discussion ranging from challenges to successes of breastfeeding.
  • Nov
    11
    Tuesday
    6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
    Sign up for this one-evening session that will teach you everything you need to know about administering infant CPR.
  • Nov
    15
    Saturday
    9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    In this class you will learn techniques for proper relaxation and breathing to help you during your labor and delivery.

Cheer Cards

You can send a patient a Cheer Card by selecting from the many different templates we have available on our website. Cards may be emailed directly to the patient or printed and delivered to the patient by a staff member or volunteer.

Send A Cheer Card!