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Catholic Church in and around Mainz

The pastors in the parishes are also happy to be there for sick or dying people and their families.

The sick can be visited regularly and receive Holy Communion.

Upon request, a priest will administer the anointing of the sick. A farewell (blessing) for the deceased is also possible.

If you would like to get in touch, you can find your local parish here. (opens in a new tab)

Church-based end-of-life care is also provided in hospitals, nursing homes, and hospices. You can find contact details here:

Catholic hospital chaplaincy at the University Medical Center (opens in a new tab)

Catholic hospital chaplaincy at the Marienhaus Clinic in Mainz (opens in a new tab) (opens in a new tab)

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