Exempel på chaplaincy

• Do you know I am doubtful whether it would be a good thing for you to be ordained to a school chaplaincy. 

• He had not even taken his degree when, to his surprise, he was offered a chaplaincy in New South Wales! 

• I might have been able to get a parish in England or a chaplaincy, but I should have always looked upon the desertion of my poor people as a moral delinquency. 

• Shortly after, he was given a chaplaincy in the royal household, an appointment which increased both his dignity and his income. 

• Soon after, he was appointed to a chaplaincy in the royal army, and not only preached to the soldiers, but urged them forward in battle. 

• This is evident in the frequency with which they bequeathed their capital to their families and founded chaplaincies to benefit their relatives.

• Most priests worked in single-house chaplaincies or restricted circuits, and their hosts would not allow outside evangelism.

• At the same time denominational societies and chaplaincies proliferated.

• Psychiatric, chaplaincy, patient advocate, and social work involvement should be called on if they can facilitate communication and the development of compromise solutions.

• There are approximately 200 chaplaincies, of which 96 have resident clergy.

• By common consent, the prison service chaplaincy is seen as a force for good in the often bleak world behind the prison gate.

• A very great deal was done by the supportive services including the chaplaincy.

• It is important that the strategy involves not just security and health care, but probation officers, psychologists and, when appropriate, the chaplaincy.

• These future phases will include new industrial workshops, a sports hall, an educational block, a reception and discharge block, and a chaplaincy centre.

• The largest single element is the cost of chaplaincy salaries, which is currently about £1 million per annum.

• It also has the services of the probation, psychology, chaplaincy and education departments and the staff of the skills training unit.

• One is the matter of chaplaincy and the other is that of family centres in prisons for women.

• The chaplaincy does what it can, but it is not always easy.

• I would encourage authorities to ensure that their chaplaincy services provide as appropriate for all faiths.

• Does she agree that hospital chaplaincy provides a vital service to many thousands of people who are in severe need of help and support?