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On the front lines: Comforting the sick at Rose

Apr 08, 2020Local, News0

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Jeffrey Kaye, Rose Medical Center’s director of chaplaincy services and its Jewish chaplain, creates space in an unending day to describe his sacred work in the midst of a pandemic. His faith-based resiliency in one of the worst moments in recent history is so moving that it encourages the heart to face another day — […]
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