Spiritual wellness is a vital part of St. Paul’s commitment to person-centered care.
We honor each person’s beliefs, backgrounds, and traditions while offering comfort, guidance, and opportunities for connection. Rooted in our Judeo-Christian heritage and commitment to dignity, our spiritual services are available to all, including residents, families, and team members, regardless of faith or background.
Chaplains & Spiritual Support
A holistic, inclusive approach guides spiritual wellness. Our full-time chaplain provides meaningful support to residents, families, and staff, welcoming all backgrounds, beliefs, and traditions.
Her work extends beyond traditional services. She leads weekly worship and prayer services, offers grief support groups, spiritual book discussions, rosary, and “Chaplain’s Chat” gatherings. She incorporates meditation, sensory experiences like singing bowls and incense, and spiritual education into her routine, creating space for connection, reflection, and healing.
Special services are offered during holidays, times of loss, and moments that call for extra comfort and care.
- One-on-one visits are available for prayer, conversation, or quiet presence
- Chaplain offers support during times of transition, illness, or grief
- Personalized care reflects each person’s spiritual background and beliefs
- End-of-life and family support is available when needed
- Team members can also reach out for personal spiritual care
Worship Services & Faith Practices
Spiritual life is supported through regular opportunities for worship, reflection, and the practice of faith. We honor and support a wide range of spiritual traditions and personal beliefs.
Residents can choose to participate in services that are meaningful to them, whether they seek structured worship or quiet spiritual connection.
- Weekly worship services are held on campus and are open to all denominations
- Catholic communion and rosary are offered regularly
- Transportation to off-site services at St. Mike's Church
- Holiday and seasonal services are thoughtfully planned to reflect a variety of traditions
- Residents are welcome to practice their faith in their own way, with support from staff as needed
- Guest ministers and volunteers from local faith communities often visit to lead services or provide a connection
Grief Support & End-of-Life Care
We recognize that grief and loss are deeply personal experiences that deserve compassion, understanding, and care. We walk alongside residents, families, and team members through difficult times with dignity and support.
Our approach respects and honors emotional and spiritual needs, particularly during times of transition.
- Our chaplain offers grief support groups, one-on-one spiritual care, and memorial services for residents, families, and staff
- Special services are offered during major religious holidays such as Christmas, Easter, and Holy Week
- Non-denominational and interfaith celebrations reflect the diverse spiritual backgrounds in our community
- Our chaplain leads themed services and reflections for lesser-known observances, seasonal changes, and remembrance
- Families are encouraged to attend and participate in holiday events and services
- Musical performances, decorations, and sensory elements like candles, singing bowls, and incense enhance the atmosphere
- Residents are supported in celebrating personal faith traditions with space, materials, and assistance as needed
Special Events & Holiday Celebrations
Spiritual life is enriched not only through daily practices, but also through meaningful celebrations that bring people together. Holidays and special occasions offer time for reflection, joy, and community connection across all faiths and traditions.
We honor both religious and seasonal events with inclusive services, gatherings, and personal touches that create a sense of belonging for every resident.
- Comfort care is available for residents nearing the end of life, focusing on peace, comfort, and emotional presence
- Staff receive training to provide compassionate, person-centered support during end-of-life care
- Families are invited to participate in care planning and are offered support before, during, and after loss
- Special remembrance services are held throughout the year to honor those who have passed
- We partner with trusted hospice providers to offer coordinated care, pain management, and 24/7 support
Team Members & Family
We recognize that family members and team members also benefit from moments of peace, reflection, and care especially during times of stress, transition, or loss.
Our chaplain is available to walk alongside team members and families throughout their journey, offering compassion, guidance, and a listening ear.
- Team members are welcome to attend chapel services, prayer gatherings, or meditation sessions
- Family members can request spiritual support during visits, care transitions, or end-of-life moments
- Grief counseling and support groups are available to staff and families alike
- The chaplain offers blessings, one-on-one support, or presence during difficult conversations and decisions
- Reflection spaces and spiritual resources are available for quiet moments of rest or prayer
- Special services often include family and team participation, fostering shared experiences and support