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Finding Miracle Moments in the Midst of Turmoil: A Letter from Janice G. Murphy, MSN, FACHE, President & CEO

By Maureen Nagg on 
Posted on April 12, 2021

Finding Miracle Moments in the Midst of Turmoil: A Letter from Janice G. Murphy, MSN, FACHE, President & CEO

To schedule an appointment, contact your doctor’s office or call 216-241-6201. 

The arrival of spring and the celebration of the Lenten season always bring a sense of rejuvenation. This spring, as we distribute COVID-19 vaccinations to the community, the feeling of renewal is especially profound.

The stress, fatigue and fear during the pandemic have been intense for everyone, particularly for our frontline workers. Yet, throughout the hardship, St. Vincent Charity caregivers have stayed true to our mission to act as

 an extension of the healing ministry of Jesus. Their dedication to our patients and their resilience during the pandemic has led to many “Miracle Moments.” 

We celebrate Miracle Moments every day in our community COVID-19 vaccine clinic. The clinic has an undeniable atmosphere of joy, relief and excitement that is truly special. Opening our doors to the public has been such a blessing as it’s allowed us to welcome many first-time visitors to the hospital.

It’s been an unexpected and invaluable opportunity for the warmth and cheerfulness of our caregivers to shine. The outpouring of gratitude and support we have received as a result of vaccine distribution has been both overwhelming and validating.

The spirit of the Sisters of Charity of St Augustine and their continued daily involvement at the hospital create a special environment of caring and compassion. Our caregivers work alongside the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine in living their values every day with every patient. It’s been a delight to share this experience with a broader portion of the Northeast Ohio public.

In the Spring 2021 issue of St. Vincent Charity Today, you’ll read about many more of the Miracle Moments that have been served as beacons of hope and a break in the clouds. These are stories of compassion, encouragement, generosity, faith and most of all – charity (love) for one another.

Wishing you and your loved ones a grace-filled spring.

To schedule an appointment, contact your doctor’s office or call 216-241-6201. 

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