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Is Anointing of the Sick available, especially those in hospitals? Who should I call?
If you or a loved one is sick, or near death, you should call the priests at your parish. Archbishop Vigneron has asked priests to be generous with their time and prudent with their actions. Our priests must follow the guidance of health care facilities, some of which may only allow their own chaplains to minister to those with COVID-19 since they receive intensive training regarding safety protocols.