Care of the Imprisoned

The Church witnesses to life through the pastoral care by bishops, priests, deacons, and hundreds of lay pastoral ministers throughout New Hampshire to those who are imprisoned. The following listing of chaplains and pastoral ministers is a guide to those who respond to the imprisoned in correctional facilities in New Hampshire.

The imprisoned and their families are also encouraged to contact their local parish for pastoral care.

Chaplains at State Prisons and County Correctional Facilities

State Prisons

Berlin

Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility 
Rev. Bartholomew N. Ibe
(603) 752-2906

This is a minimum-medium custody prison that houses adult males convicted of felonies.

Concord

New Hampshire Correctional Facility for Women 
vacant
(603) 271-0200

This is a multi-custodial level prison that houses adult females convicted of felonies.

New Hampshire Prison for Men
Deacon James P. Daly, chaplain
Rev. Richard A. Roberge
(603) 271-6598

This is a multi-custodial level prison that houses adult males convicted of felonies.

County Correctional Facilities

Boscawen 

Merrimack County House of Correction 
Capital Deanery priests
(603) 796-2107

Brentwood 

Rockingham County House of Correction 
Rockingham Deanery priests
(603) 679-2244

Claremont

Sullivan County House of Correction 
Very Rev. John Loughnane
(603) 542-8717

Dover

Strafford County House of Correction 
Seacoast Deanery priests
(603) 742-3310

Keene

Cheshire County House of Correction 
Rev. Alan Tremblay
(603) 903-1600

Laconia

Belknap County House of Correction 
Rev. Marc B. Drouin
(603) 524-4185

Manchester

Hillsborough County House of Correction 
Amoskeag Deanery priests
(603) 627-5620

North Haverhill

Grafton County House of Correction 
Rev. Arockia Antony, H.G.N. 
(603) 787-6767

Ossipee

Carroll County House of Correction 
vacant

West Stewartstown

Coos County House of Correction 
Rev. Craig I. Cheney
(603) 246-3321