✡ We Stand With the People of Israel ✡
‘Step back, stop, breathe’ Every week, I write an email to all of Jewish Hospital, Frazier Rehab, along with all of the Jewish Medical Centers and Jewish Hospital Shelbyville, and several other members of the Catholic Health Initiatives family, reflecting … Read More
Julian “Pinky” Shapero knows a thing or two about Jewish Hospital. He should. He served on its board of trustees for 40 years, with a couple stints as its chairman. “I loved it,” he said. “I believed in the cause … Read More
The prophet Ezekiel (11:16) states that wherever the Jewish people shall go, they are commanded to make a “mikdash me’at” – a small sanctuary, with an eternal light, so that they would remember that which is eternal in the midst … Read More
It is hard to believe that Chanukah is already here once again. I hope you all are finding the time to spend with those in your life who mean the most to you. This time of year brings about the … Read More
This month, Jewish Hospital and University of Louisville Hospital honored Veterans Day with a special tribute of a four-man color guard who did a presentation of colors provided by the Jeffersontown Legion 244, organized by our department of diversity and … Read More
There is a famous story about a chaplain who visited a jail to deliver a sermon to the inmates. While ascending the podium to speak, he tripped and fell flat on his face. The room erupted in laughter. He picked … Read More
Jewish Hospital was founded on a mission to provide free care to all, especially Jewish immigrants arriving to this country with little to no resources. The Torah teaches us that as we were once strangers in a strange land, so … Read More
Jewish Hospital has a long and illustrious history, serving the Louisville community as a resource for quality health care for all, long before other hospitals admitted African Americans or Jews, and continuing today, delivering cutting edge services in areas like … Read More
Serving KentuckyOne Health as Vice President of Mission for its downtown campus, at Jewish Hospital, the University of Louisville Hospital and the James Graham Brown Cancer Center is an amazing opportunity for me to also serve the Louisville Jewish community, … Read More
The Torah describes two models of leadership: Moses and Aaron. Moses’ leadership was stern and unyielding. The First Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rav Kook, stated that he lived “a life detached from the mundane concerns of the common man.” For … Read More
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