20 Friday, December 25, 1981
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Pastoral Care Secretary Aids Sinai Patients Falashas Stage Religious
On a typical day in Sinai
prayer book. A Jewish
by spending three days each
Hospital's Pastoral Care
patient in 2106 asks for a
week working at the hospi- Ceremony in Jerusalem
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Humash with Yiddish
translation. Yet another
patient wishes to light
Shabat candles on Friday
night.
Responding to all these
requests is Sinai chaplain
Rabbi Allan M. Blustein's
secretary, Karen Guerreso.
She determines whether the
patient requires a mahzor
or a sidur, and she fulfills
her other obligations with
understanding and skill.
This would not be so un-
usual were it not for the fact
that Mrs. Guerreso is a
Ronian Catholic. A former
catechism teacher, Mrs
Guerreso is the mother of
three and divides her time
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tal.
Not only does she know
Christian, Jewish and Is-
lamic requirements for
patients, but she serves
as a special minister of
the Eucharist- which
means that the Archdio-
cese of Detroit has desig-
nated her as one of the
five individuals at Sinai
who may give commun-
ion to Catholic patients.
In addition to helping
patients with their religious
needs, Mrs. Guerreso also is
a receptionist, typist, taker
of shorthand, files manager,
resource person, religious
requirenients specialist and
sometime counselor.
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- Karen Guerreso, left, delivers a Sabbath lamp to
Sinai Hospital patient Joy Gardin so she can observe
Sabbath. Mrs. Guerreso, secretary of the office of pas-
toral care, helps meet the spiritual needs of patients of
all faiths. Mrs. Gardin was in the hospital for the birth
of twin daughters.
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JERUSALEM — Some
500 Ethiopian Jews
(Falashas) gathered here
earlier this month to celeb-
rate Segged, an ancient bi-
blical holiday dating back to
Babylonian times. On Seg-
ged, Ethiopian Jews gather
at a mountain top to pray.
The Falashas prayed in
Jerusalem for the return to
Zion of their relatives being
terrorized in Ethiopia and
suffering in the refugee
camps of East Africa.
The prayers, led by
Falasha Rabbi Yossef
Adane, took place despite a
directive issued by Jewish
Agency official Yehuda
Dominitz, who, according to
the Falasha, was fearful of a
demonstration by the
Ethiopian Jews. The direc-
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