Christian caring, modelled on the example of love, service and teaching of Jesus Christ, is at the heart of the work of St. Luke’s Home. Chaplaincy is an integral and important element of this person-centred care and is about accompanying residents, families and staff on the individual’s journey through residential care. We seek to meet the pastoral, religious and spiritual needs of residents regardless of denomination or whether a resident is a person of faith or not.

Chaplain 
Rev. Meghan Farr

Pastoral Care Team
The Chaplain coordinates a Team of Pastoral Care volunteers who provide a one-to-one relationship completely centred on the resident. Volunteers are based in a particular unit in order to build relationships with residents and staff and more effectively provide pastoral care and support on an individual basis.

Visiting Chaplains
The Chaplain coordinates with denominational colleagues who are available to provide sacramental ministry to residents on request.
Roman Catholic Chaplains: Father Colin Doocey
Methodist Chaplain: Rev R Andrew Robinson
Presbyterian Chaplain: Richie Cronin

Service Times St Luke’s Home Chapel

• Wednesday 11.45am Morning Prayer
• Saturday 11.30am Mass
• Sunday 12.00pm Usually The Eucharist (Holy Communion) occasionally Morning Prayer