Solingen Hospital Hosts Ecumenical Memorial for Lost Loved Ones
Solingen Hospital Hosts Ecumenical Memorial for Lost Loved Ones
Solingen Hospital Hosts Ecumenical Memorial for Lost Loved Ones
An ecumenical memorial service will be held at Solingen Municipal Hospital on Friday, November 21. The event aims to honour those who have passed away over the last year, offering a moment of reflection for relatives and hospital staff alike.
The service will take place in the hospital chapel at Gotenstraße 1, beginning at 5:00 PM. Protestant chaplain Renate Tomalik and Catholic pastoral caregiver Katrin Sühling will lead the gathering, providing support and guidance.
The chapel itself offers a dignified space for contemplation and comfort. Attendees will include family members and hospital employees who have lost loved ones or colleagues.
Assisting the chaplains will be the Green Ladies of the Ecumenical Hospital Aid. Their involvement ensures additional care and support for those in attendance.
The memorial service provides an opportunity for quiet remembrance within the hospital community. Relatives and staff are invited to attend, finding solace in a shared moment of reflection. No further details on attendance numbers or broader mortality trends have been provided.
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