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'For the patients I want to be that caring presence - the evidence of the church in their lives' says Ann Howes, 35, new chaplain at Princess Margaret Hospital, here with a patient, Belua Waterton
'For the patients I want to be that caring presence - the evidence of the church in their lives' says Ann Howes, 35, new chaplain at Princess Margaret Hospital, here with a patient, Belua Waterton

'For the patients I want to be that caring presence - the evidence of the church in their lives' says Ann Howes, 35, new chaplain at Princess Margaret Hospital, here with a patient, Belua Waterton

Date4/22/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: 'For the patients I want to be that caring presence - the evidence of the church in their lives' says Ann Howes; 35; new chaplain at Princess Margaret Hospital; here with a patient; Belua Waterton.
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