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Bangalore: St John's Nursing College silver jubilee concludes

  •   Tue, Aug 26 2014 11:06:38 PM

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Daijiworld Media Network - Bangalore

Bangalore, Aug 26: The valedictory function of the silver jubilee of St John’s College of Nursing concluded on Tuesday.

The grand finale of the silver jubilee function was marked with the celebration of the Alumni Day with a cultural bonanza and fun games for alumni on Monday.

The St John’s Nursing College silver jubilee valedictory function concluded with a solemn Eucharistic Mass on Tuesday with Dr Francis Kallarakal, Archbishop and Chairman of the Governing Board with the main celebrant. Fr Dr Lawrence D’Souza, Director of the St John’s National Academy of Medical Sciences, along with other executives and chaplains were the co-celebrants.

A documentary show on the 25 glorious years of the St John’s College of Nursing was an attraction of the public function.

Archbishop Kallarakal felicitated the former Executives while former teachers of special honour and jubilarians were felicitated by the President of Indian Nursing Council and the Chief Guest of the function, Dileep Kumar.

All the former principals were felicitated by Dr Niranjan, the guest of honour of the function and the Director of the Curriculum Development cell RGUHS, while former Nursing Superintendents were felicitated by Fr Dr Lawrence D’Souza.
  

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  • Dr. Cajetan Coelho, Goa, India

    Thu, Aug 28 2014

    Congratulations and all the best.

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  • McQueen, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 27 2014

    Kudos to Father Lawrence and his team
    May the Lord bless him in all his endeavours

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  • Fr. Vincent Menezes, Bendur

    Wed, Aug 27 2014

    CONGRATULATIONS dear Fr. Lawrence D'Souza.

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Wed, Aug 27 2014

    Once again a great event in the life and history of St. John's Medical College and hospital. The best gift one can another is THE GIFT OF EDUCATION. I have no hesitation in saying that over the past five decades St. John's have provided the best services a medical college or a hospital can think of. The young boys and girls who have qualified from this mighty College sing the glory of their Alma Mater. I have had the pleasure of knowing the prime personalities of St. John's and they have been greatly responsible for the name and good will of this mighty Institution.

    Rev. Dr. Percy Fernandes (now Bishop Percy) made a start and we have here Ref. Dr. Lawrence D'Souza presently working as director getting ready to lay down his office after a fruitful, meritorious and excellent service of six yeas. Hope the successors will keep up the name and traditions built over the years.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • gabrial dsouza, pilar/sharjah

    Wed, Aug 27 2014

    congratulations on your silver jubilee. best wishes from gabrial dsouza,

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