Religious rooms
Catholic Chapel
Living a life of love is beautiful. Nasaret International Hospital’s Catholic Chapel practices the love of Christ our Lord and Saviour by guiding our patients to find the meaning of their pain and suffering in Jesus Christ through charity and empathy: listening and caring for each other.
The Evangelical Mission of the Catholic Chapel
We are dedicated to carrying on the will of Jesus Christ, the healer, through constant prayer and service to relieve the physical illnesses and inner sufferings of our patients and their families through faith in the Lord: the one who heals. In order to spread this faith, we perform liturgy and sacraments, visit our sisters and brothers who are patients, pray, offer counselling and provide activities for holistic care.。
| Hospital Priest | Jang Sae Yoon Moses |
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| Nun | Sisters of Divine Providence Shim Hyun Oak Viola Sr |
| Royal Building 10F Catholic Chapel (IBK bank building) +82 (0)32-813-9327 | |
Catholic Chapel Activities
Patient ·Guardian
- Visiting, conversation, prayers, counselling
- liturgy – Mass
- Sacraments – Anointing of the sick, penance, communion, baptism, private baptism, etc.
- Religious activity – Easter and Christmas events, International Patient Solidarity Day, etc.
- Education – Patients, staff: Catechesis, volunteer education
Liturgy Information
| Category | Types | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday Mass | 2 pm Every Saturday | Royal Building 10F Catholic Chapel (IBK Bank Building) |
| Sacrament of Penance | Every week, before & after Mass | |
| Ward visiting prayers | every Wednesday | all wards. |
Protestant Chapel
Nasaret International Protestant Chapel respects life, performs charity and spreads the Lord’s love and holistic care for the patients suffering and their families.
Vision of the Protestant Chapel
We respect life, perform charity and spread the Lord’s love and holistic care to patients and their families.
Members of Protestant chapel
| Won Hyun GOH Chaplain | +82 (0)10-7590-3987 |
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| Protestant Chapel | +82 (0)32-810-9328~9 |
Worship Information
| Category | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday worship | Every Sunday 10:30 am, 6:30 pm | 12F Seminar Room. |
| Children’s worship | Every Sunday 2 pm | 12F Seminar Room. |
| Wednesday worship | Every Wednesday 6:30 pm | 12F Seminar Room. |
The Protestant chapel’s in-hospital voluntary works
| Category | Time | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Book Rental | Monday ~ Friday 2 pm ~ 3 pm (Traveling Library: Tuesday 2 pm) | 8F Protestant chapel, please bring ID cards. |
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| Lunchbox service for guardians | Every Friday 12 pm | 8F Protestant chapel | |
| Wednesday worship | Every Wednesday 6:30 pm | 12F Seminar Room | |
| Hair-washing volunteer work | Tuesday 2 pm, Friday 10 am, Sunday 4 pm | For patients without a guardian | |
| Bath volunteer work | Female patients | Tuesday 2 pm, Friday 10 am, Sunday 4 pm. | For patients without a guardian |
| Male patients | Sunday 2 pm | ||
| Barber/Haircut volunteer work | every 4th Tuesday of the month, 10 am | 8F Protestant chapel | |
| Wheelchair rental | Frequently | 8F Protestant chapel, please bring ID card. | |
| Gift exchange | Easter, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas | Staff & patient gift | |
- Enquiry · Join
- Protestant chapel +82 (0)32-810-9328~9,
+82 (0)10-2817-8917
Buddhist Prayer Room
"Find peace in Buddha " Find serenity and solace in Buddha.
Nasaret international Hospital Buddhist Prayer Room offers a place to return to your origin, teaches Buddha’s lessons and offers Buddhist services to help us find nirvana and solace.
Here at the Buddhist Prayer Room you will be released from the worries, concern, sorrow and pain of the material world. Suffering is not to be borne, but to be let go. There is a Hall of Nirvana where you can empty all your kleshas (defilement).
Location & Contact
Royal Building (IBK Bank Building) 10F Buddhist Prayer Room / +82 (0)32-810-9326
Buddhist Service Information
Every Sunday 2 pm
The Buddhist Prayer Room’s in-hospital voluntary works
Everyday we pay a visit to each ward to share Buddha’s lessons with patients.