FAITH SERVICES

OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORSHIP AND PRAYER

St. Leonard residents are representative of all faiths. We believe that one’s spirituality is central to improved health and wellbeing and undergirds a strong commitment to community and volunteerism.

The main chapel remains closed due to COVID-19 restrictions. We will provide updates as they develop.

SERVICE SCHEDULE – MAIN CHAPEL

Mass or Liturgy of the Word with Communion

Interdenominational Services
Every Friday – 11:00am

Anointing of the Sick
Twice a year and upon request

Reconciliation
Tuesdays after mass and by request

Rosary
Sunday – Friday – 4:00pm

Holy Hour
Every Thursday – 2:30pm

Anointing of the Sick
The sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is intended to strengthen those who are being tried by illness. It is not a sacrament only for those who are at the point of death. St. Leonard offers the sacrament regularly to serve as a comfort and strengthening to those who are ill or advancing in age.

Funerals
The Main Chapel at St. Leonard is available for funerals of our residents if they prefer to be buried here instead of at their former parish.  If you wish to use the Main Chapel please contact Mary Houston at 937-436-6372.

ST. LEONARD CHAPEL AND BELL TOWER

The St. Leonard Chapel and Bell Tower are easily recognizable for their stunning architecture and original art pieces. The Chapel stands as a proud welcoming facet of our campus and provides a place of prayer and worship for all Christian denominations.

THE HOLY FAMILY CHAPEL

The Health and Rehabilitation Center has its own chapel, The Holy Family Chapel, which provides a similar opportunity for prayer and worship to those who reside there. A variety of service times and types are available for residents.

SPIRITUAL CARE DEPARTMENT

Our Spiritual Care Office oversees our Chapels and service schedules.

SPIRITUAL CARE STAFF
Joe Thibodeau - Director of Mission Integration
Mary Houston - Spiritual Care Manager

Spiritual Care Office Number – 937.436.6372