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Spiritual care is, for many, a very important part of loss and grief. When something unexpected or unfortunate happens, people tend to turn to a higher power. It doesn't have to be the same god or even a deity, but there is a comfort that comes from the idea of praying or just sitting together. The impact is not only on the patient or loved one, but also on the chaplains who provide that care. A Still Small Voice presents an insightful look at the benefits and burdens of counseling others. Mati is a resident chaplain at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, working during the height of the pandemic. He sees patients throughout his day and works with their loved ones, and meets periodically with his cohort and his supervisor, the Reverend David. As he struggles, he processes how much he is investing in the people he knows, which affects his own well-being. When Mati goes to Reverend David for support, he discovers that he has a different view of his involvement in his work and that...