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Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Diocese of Shrewsbury Lourdes Hospitalité (also often Hospitality) is an affiliate of the Hospitalité Notre Dame de Lourdes and the Association of British Lourdes Pilgrimage Hospitalités.The Diocesan Hospitalité exists to promote service and devotion to Lourdes and to provide support and assistance to the annual Diocese of Shrewsbury Pilgrimage to the shrine, both in practical and organisational ways. Throughout each year the Diocesan Hospitalité is challenged to ensure that every member of the diocesan pilgrimage community is given the opportunity to fully experience Lourdes, and to be a part of the services and processions that make up the pilgrims’ day. The nature of Lourdes means that each pilgrimage has to fit in with a tight schedule of meals, processions and services that are strictly timetabled. There is little scope for deviation, even allowing for the vagaries of the Lourdes climate.This task is made manageable by bringing together all the groups under the Hospitalité leadership, working with the Diocesan Youth Service, and allocating specific duties to teams on a rota basis. Hopefully this ensures that enough helpers are available when needed, and that the workload is distributed evenly. Helpers in Lourdes are often referred to as Brancardiers and the senior helper for the pilgrimage is referred to as the Chief Brancardier.The Chief Brancardier is assisted in the day-to-day running of the duties by a team of deputies, and by the Duty Team Leaders. The medical care of pilgrims is undertaken by a team of doctors and nurses, overseen by the Pilgrimage Matron, who also meet throughout the year to plan for the pilgrimage. In a similar manner to the teams of helpers, the nurses work on a shift rota, with different teams taking different duties, and it is the senior nurse on duty who is responsible for supervising the provision of care on the wards in the Accueil. Currently the Hospitalité are responsible for co-ordinating almost 600 helpers, including almost 500 youth, and assisting approximately 200 pilgrims who require daily assistance during their stay in Lourdes."@en }

• Diocese_of_Shrewsbury_Lourdes_Hospitalité abstract "The Diocese of Shrewsbury Lourdes Hospitalité (also often Hospitality) is an affiliate of the Hospitalité Notre Dame de Lourdes and the Association of British Lourdes Pilgrimage Hospitalités.The Diocesan Hospitalité exists to promote service and devotion to Lourdes and to provide support and assistance to the annual Diocese of Shrewsbury Pilgrimage to the shrine, both in practical and organisational ways. Throughout each year the Diocesan Hospitalité is challenged to ensure that every member of the diocesan pilgrimage community is given the opportunity to fully experience Lourdes, and to be a part of the services and processions that make up the pilgrims’ day. The nature of Lourdes means that each pilgrimage has to fit in with a tight schedule of meals, processions and services that are strictly timetabled. There is little scope for deviation, even allowing for the vagaries of the Lourdes climate.This task is made manageable by bringing together all the groups under the Hospitalité leadership, working with the Diocesan Youth Service, and allocating specific duties to teams on a rota basis. Hopefully this ensures that enough helpers are available when needed, and that the workload is distributed evenly. Helpers in Lourdes are often referred to as Brancardiers and the senior helper for the pilgrimage is referred to as the Chief Brancardier.The Chief Brancardier is assisted in the day-to-day running of the duties by a team of deputies, and by the Duty Team Leaders. The medical care of pilgrims is undertaken by a team of doctors and nurses, overseen by the Pilgrimage Matron, who also meet throughout the year to plan for the pilgrimage. In a similar manner to the teams of helpers, the nurses work on a shift rota, with different teams taking different duties, and it is the senior nurse on duty who is responsible for supervising the provision of care on the wards in the Accueil. Currently the Hospitalité are responsible for co-ordinating almost 600 helpers, including almost 500 youth, and assisting approximately 200 pilgrims who require daily assistance during their stay in Lourdes.".