Those who are ill must confront their illness, the limitations or pain it brings, their dependence on others, or even the finiteness of their lives. Through the celebration of the sacrament of the sick, the ill receive strength in their faith. At the same time, the celebration serves as an important sign of the community's connection with its sick members. This book offers detailed models for celebrating the sacrament of the sick at home, in hospitals, nursing homes, and hospices, along with practical suggestions, prayers, and texts to choose from. All models are tailored to specific situations and target groups, such as long-term patients, children, or the elderly, and take into account the occasions of the church year.