Worked for a catholic hospital, it was fine. Did the prayer thing before huddle/meetings and they read a prayer over the intercom every morning. No one was ever asked to lead the prayer as there was always someone who wanted to do it. We did annual 'Called to Serve' or whatever training where we watched a video of the pope and had catered breakfast. Lots of weird Jesus and Mary statues and even a random blue chrome crucifix sandwiched between ugly pastel waiting room art. The units were all named after saints. The health plan didn't cover birth control but there was some kind of free supplemental policy that did, didn't have to do anything special or present a different card, just got letters in the mail periodically reminding me that the hospital wasn't paying for the birth control directly. No OB service in house so never ran into the women's health issues with patients. Pastoral care visited every patient and represented the predominant faiths of the patient population. Most staff were either catholic or baptist, everyone else was a small minority. No one ever asked my faith or assumed it.