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Sister Arcangela receives recognition for 56 years of service in Syria
Italian Ambassador to Syria Stefano Ravagnan honored Sister Arcangela Orsetti on October 18 for her 56 years of service in Syria. The ceremony took place at Saint-Louis Hospital in Aleppo, where Sister Arcangela continues to care for patients.
Sister Arcangela, a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition, dedicated the honor to the sick and poor she has accompanied throughout her mission. She expressed gratitude to Italy, various organizations, and benefactors whose financial support helped the hospital alleviate suffering during years of war.
Saint-Louis Hospital was founded in 1905 and serves the entire population of Aleppo regardless of religious affiliation. Sister Arcangela stated that she views the recognition as encouragement to continue her work alongside those in need.
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- Oct 21, 5:00 PM Abouna Aleppo, Sister Arcangela: 56 years by the side of the sick in Syria
- Oct 21, 8:55 AM ZENIT News Agency 56 Years Serving the Sick in Syria: Recognizing the Inspiring Story of Sister Arcangela
- Oct 21, 8:48 AM ZENIT News Agency Español 56 años junto a los enfermos de Siria: reconocen la inspiradora historia de Sor Arcangela
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