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	Rev Jane Parker attending a patient at St James hospital.
	Father Christopher Irving celebrating the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation with a patient in ICU. Five family members were in attendance together with the patient's nurse
	Volunteer Quiet Day summer quiet hosted by the Anglican parish of St Mary at Boston Spa, North Yorkshire.
	Long Serving Volunteers following a service in thanksgiving during which they were presented with long service awards
	New Volunteers seven new chaplaincy volunteers join the team
	Volunteer and Patient in LGI chapel a chaplaincy volunteer chats to a wheelchair patient in LGI chapel following Sunday's Catholic Mass.
	Bexley Wing inside Faith Centre at the Yorkshire Region Oncology Centre
	Retiring Volunteer chaplains, chaplaincy volunteers, ward sister and ward clerk gather to say goodbye to a retiring volunteer after many years service on a care of the elderly ward.


	Councillor Bernard Atha, Chairman of the Special Trustees cuts a yellow ribbon to mark November 2010 opening of St James bereavment suite in Gledhow wing
	Dedication of Faith Centre Bexley Wing Faith Centre was dedicated on 17 February 2009 in presence of Trust Chief Executive by (from back left to front right): The Rt Rev James Bell; Mr Sarbant Singh Dosanjh; Mufti Zubair Butt; The Very Rev Canon Christopher Irving; The Rev Albert Chait; Mr John Sherbourne; Mrs Usha Bhardwaj; Ms June O'Rourke-Lowe; Mrs Maggie Boyle (CEO); Mrs Ruth Kaye.
	Matthew Father Irving with young patient on a childrens ward. Both parents were present; Mum took photo. Matthew and parents are frequent Pilgrims to the healing Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes in the south of France.
	St James Chapel was re-opened on 16 May 2009 with a choral concert after an 18 month closure. During that time the building had essential repairs, was rewired and re-decorated. It is open each weekday from 9am to 4pm
	Baptism of little Lukas Lukas was briefly able to leave his Children's Ward to attend LGI chapel for the celebration of Holy Baptism before an important surgical procedure. Both parents plus other family members were present together with the Ward Sister who ensured that his oxygen levels were maintained.
	St James Chapel is the oldest former 'Workhouse Chapel' in the country still in use Its 150th anniversary in March 2011 was marked by a Chapel Service followed by a 'workhouse lunch' at next door Thackray Museum. Rev Dr Chris Swift chats to Chief Executive Ms Maggie Boyle. However, Ms Tricia Atkinson (nearerst to camera in period uniform of Jane Douglas who was first matron to the workhouse) remains in character and appears 'less than amused.'