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Mangalore: Governor of Punjab Gen Rodrigues is Chief Guest at FMCI Graduation Day

  •   Sat, Mar 14 2009 06:53:56 AM

Mangalore: Governor of Punjab Gen Rodrigues is Chief Guest at FMCI Graduation Day  

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (RS/CN)

Mangalore, Mar 13: The institution day and graduation ceremony of Fr Muller Charitable Institutions was celebrated here on Friday March 13. 

Governor of Punjab and administrator of Chandigarh Gen S F Rodrigues was the chief guest at the event who gave away certificates to the graduates.  

He said that the graduates should think of their graduation as a step forward in their knowledge hunt and use future opportunities to step forward armed with  knowledge and ready to learn more. 

“Graduation or education makes one literate and character is moulded from one’s own experiences. Graduates in their respective professions should maintain a good standard as they are doing a service to society”, he said.   

Bishop Aloysius Paul D’Souza who is also the president of Fr Muller Charitable Institutions, said that seriousness and care will lead the graduates to the pinnacle of their profession. He stressed that the medical profession is a sacred one which restores humanity.

















































The ceremony started with a peace march by the graduates. Fr  Patric Rodrigues, director, welcomed all and read the annual report. 

Sr Winnifred D’Souza,  principal, Fr Muller School of  Nursing, Sr Jecintha D’Souza,  principal, Fr Muller College of Nursing, Dr Shashikanth Tiwari,  principal, Fr Muller Homeopathic Medical College and Dr B Sanjeev Rai, dean, Fr Muller Medical College,  delivered the oath to the graduates. 

Oaths were administrated to about 450 students including those from MBBS, GNM, BSc, MSc, BHMS, and various other courses.

Academic prizes for outstanding achievements were given to 116 students by the chief guest and bishop while the FMCI president’s gold medal for the best outgoing MBBS graduate for the year 2008 was received by Dr Vanessa Christine Mascrenhas. 

Six staff members were also presented awards for outstanding performances in the categories of best staff nurse, hospital assistance, as well as male and female nurse orderlies. 

Governor Rodrigues was also felicitated by the Bishop during the programme.

Fr Denis D’ Sa, administrator, Fr Muller Medical College, gave the vote of  thanks. An entertainment programme was held at the end of the ceremony.

  

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  • Reena Rodrigues , Dubai

    Wed, Mar 18 2009

    congratulations to all nursing graduates . special wishes to benita ferrao .

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  • Reena Veigas, Mangalore,Ausralia

    Sun, Mar 15 2009

    congratulations to all the graduates. wish you all a bright future and may all your dreams come true

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  • ullas, dubai

    Sun, Mar 15 2009

    CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE GRADUATES, nice coverage.. thanx daiji.

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  • IRENE QUADROS, SHIRVA,UDUPI/DUBAI

    Sun, Mar 15 2009

    My Hearty Congratulations to MBBS Graduate (Dr.Nichole Pereira) wish you a bright future,good luck and God Bless you.

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  • Shyna Noronha, Mangalore/Dubai

    Sat, Mar 14 2009

    Dear Graduates, Hearty congratulations to you all(450) and wish you a bright and graceful future ahead. I am the ex Student of Fr.Muller's and i am proud that i studied there 17 years ago.Congratulations to the director, administrators, principals, staffs (Specially Sr. Jacintha,Sr. Winnifred who taught me too,and all those who are responsible to make your day poosible.Good luck to you all.

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  • Walter Lobo, Bajpe/Boston, US

    Sun, Mar 15 2009

    Congratulations to the graduating class. Awesome and well done job. Let our graduate not forget: they have embarked on a "purposeful" life, which has three attributes: Assist God to heal the sick and wounded, assist God in the creation of new life to propegate life on this planet, and assist God in the charity by providing medical care to the needy who are helpless and poor. Medical profession is NOT a money making profession, instead it is a noble and reverand and respectable profesion one needs pay attention to evey step of the way, heed to calls no matter time of the day to save a life, and to protect the sanctity of life. Having under taken such puroseful career, if money come on thier way, they have earned it with well deserving gratitute from the people whom they served. This is the advice I gave to my own daughter who is in medical college. Again congratulations to all those smiling faces and heir parents.

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  • FR FELIX MONTEIRO, POONA, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 14 2009

    Dear Graduates, Hearty congratulations to you all and wish you a bright and graceful future ahead. Congratulations to the director, administrators, principals staff and all those who are responsible to make your day poosible. Try to inculcate the message of Fr Muller and the inspiring message given by the Chief guest and the president and Bishop of Mangalore diocese.God bless you all. Thanks daijiworld for your excellent coverage of the event with colourful photoes. Fr Felix Monteiro

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  • Dunston, Mangalore/Abu Dhabi

    Sat, Mar 14 2009

    Nice coverage indeed. And congratulations to all students and the best out going MBBS graduate. Was hoping to see her snap though. There is a snap which has been repeated, it would be great if it can be replaced with a snap of the best out going graduate.

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  • JACINTHA D'SOUZA/FERNANDES, MANGALORE/ABU-DHABI

    Sat, Mar 14 2009

    congratulations to all the graduates from FMCI. proud to see a big crowd with smile. wishing you all good luck. have a bright future.

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  • Margaret Thomas Dsouza, Mangalore/Israel

    Sat, Mar 14 2009

    Nice coverage Daiji!!keep it up.thank you for giving more valuable news from Mangalore and around the world.

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  • joegonsalves, U.S.A. Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 14 2009

    The seed that was planted by Father Muller one hundred and twenty-nine years ago has grown into a mighty tree and it is gratifying to see that from a mere Homeopathy care center, it has now grown into a mighty hospital and a medical college - thanks to the foresight of the diocesan authorities especially Rt. Rev. Dr. Basil D'Souza and the present bishop Rt. Rev. Dr. Aloysius. Paul. D'Souza I have had the pleasure of working with the institution for over fifteen years as a Governing board member and during my tenure was associated with efficient Directors - Rev. Peter Noronha, Rev. Alexander D'Souza and Rev. Bernard Moras (now Archbishop of Bangalore). I specially treasure memories of my close contact with Father Peter Noronha who I worked with in good times and bad under difficult circumstances Presently The Institution is being managed by Rev. Father Patrick Rodrigues who holds a masters degree in Health care from a prestigious University in U.S.A. He has set the stage for future growth and with his fund of knowledge, experience and innate ability as a problem solver it is anticipated that he will take FMCI to great heights. He has the full support of highly dedicated and experienced priests Father Stan Tauro - administrator Hospital and Father Denis D'Sa the administrator of the college. Ecclesiastics - Rev. Rudolph Ravi D'Sa, Rev. Wilfred Prakash D'Souza, Rev. Frank Rodrigues and Rev. Apolinaris Crasta make a great ream who go all out to keep up the tradition and the great name of FATHER MULLER'S HOSPITAL, COLLEGE AND OTHERS. Father Patrick indeed made the right choice of the Chief guest His Excellency Gen. S. Rodrigues. Governor of Punjab who graced the occasion with his charming wife Smt. Jeanne. I had the pleasure of meeting this wonderful couple at a party hosted in their honour by Captain John Prasad and his wife Sunita at Hotel Gateway, Mangalore Kudos to Bishop Aloysius Paul D'Souza, Rev. Father Patrick and his entire set up who are working unceasingly to to advance the cause of helping the suffering humanity. Joe Gosnalves

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