Amy’s Substack
unconventional reverendAmy Carlozo is a licensed R.N. and an ordained minister for the last 21 years. She has worked in hospitals and hospice as a chaplain for most of her ministry career. When asked how to address her... Is it Reverend Carlozo? No, Just Amy. No pretense...
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 13 |
| Subscribers | Read | unconventionalreverend.substack.com |
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‘It’s all here’: Anger, Denial and the Hope
For all the ways I tried to help patients during the COVID pandemic—especially through the ceaseless routine of bereavement calls—things didn’t always go as I’d hoped, or even as I’d envisioned in my worst nightmares.
Pandemic Beginnings
March 12, 2020 I had 22 high schoolers crashing in my basement, including my daughter Genevieve, as the world began to shelter in place amidst a budding pandemic: one that lacked a cause, a cure or even a formal name.
Panic in the Parking Lot:
February 8, 2025
A Grief Anniversary:
February 15, 2020. On the date my father Bob Cantile took his last breath, I wish I had been there to witness it, to be by his side.
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Amy Carlozo - Chaplain work is about listening to story and now I'm telling my own. When introduction myself, it’s not “Reverend Carlozo” or even “Pastor Amy.” Just call me Amy…
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