A Prayer for Spiritual Care / Pastoral Care Week
Gracious and Holy God,
Thank You for creating us as whole persons – body, mind, and spirit,
and for Your Spirit which sustains and renews us…
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Trent Pepper honored by Catholic Health Association’s Tomorrow’s Leader Program
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