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It describes the founding and growth of Holy Family Hospital in Kodarma within India’s mica district, detailing early chapel services, construction, staffing, outpatient and inpatient arrangements, and the challenges of rural care. 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\nmedicalmissionary寺JULY-AUGUST,196  \nASSUMPTION OE.MARY·  \nhe virginal body which received God could not be impris-oned in the hollows of the earth.This completely holydwelling place of God must be completely free fromdissolution into dust.She who brought heaven into ourdust,now brings our dust into heaven.She who gave  \nlife to Life migrates up to a new life,to the place where life originates and lifeis indestructible.We congratülate her as she rises in that same human bodythat bore the Only-begotten.In her Assumption we celebrate the embodimentof God's plan for redeemed humanity,and we see realized in its perfectionour own and the Church's glorious destiny.For to this end did the God ofheaven appear on earth as a lowly man,to draw man heavenward.So let us bepilgrims in this world by fixing our hearts in heaven.Ler us glorify and bearGod in our bodies while passing over the stormy sea of this world,so that wemay attain together with the Mother of God the happy haven of paradise.  \ncompiled from patristic sources.  \nTHE  \nvOL.36,NO.4  \nmedical  \nmissionaryJuly-August 1962  \nPublished by  \nTHE MEDICAL MISSION SISTERS-PHILADELPHIA 11,PA.  \nBIRTH OF A HOSPITALSister M.Charles  \nMICA DOESN’T GROW ON TREESSister M.Pascal102  \nMEDICAL PROBLEMS IN MICA LANDSister M.Leonie105  \nINDIA'S FIRST PRESIDENTSister M.Frederic110  \nCover Photo  \nTHE GOOSE THAT SAVES BABIES'LIVESSister M.Leonie.114  \nHindu girl,  \nKodarma,  \nBihar,India  \nONE OF THE SMALLESTSister M.Carmela  \n117  \nHANDY HINDIRev.Paul Dent,S.J.  \n120  \nCover:J.Primi;101:Govt.ofIndia;105:P.Pittet;106:B.Moosbrugger;110:LibertyNews Pict.;113:Indo News;114,119:WHO.  \nBOOKS  \nSister M.Fabian  \n123  \nThe Medical Missionary is Published Bi-Monthly with EcclesiasticalApprobation by the Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries,Inc.Sub-scription:I yr.$2.00;2 yrs.$3.00.2nd Class Postage paid at Phila.,Pa.  \nEDITOR:Sr.M.Angelica;Business:Sr.M.Kevin;Art Sr.M.Lawrence,Frank X.Smith  \n# Birth of a\n\nTH E  \nworthwhile pastime for them as theyhistory ofwaited to see the doctor.Holy Fam-There was a very simple little Chapelily Hospital,which was illed for daily Mass,notKodarma goesonly with the few Sisters and nurses,back to some visits thatbut also,the Uraon coolies,carpenters,the Rev.Father De Meulder,S.J.,madeand masons working on the building.to the mica mines'area of Bihar.HeEven today our Chapel serves as theencouraged one of the Hindu micaparish church.It was a real experiencemerchants,Mr.Samonta,to give landto hear them singing the Hindi hymnsfor the hospital,and anyone who knowsso vehemently.Some of the workmenFather De Meulder will understandhad come from Mandar where they hadhow persuasive he can be.Land waslearned their trades from the Jesuits.  \nreadily given as well as help with mak-ing bricks,hauling material and advice.  \nIn 1955 the Sisters from Holy Fam-ily Hospital,Mandar,were sent,twoat a time,to take turns watching theconstruction,sewing sheets and otherlinen,and getting acquainted with thepeople.One of the Australian JesuitFathers came to supervise the building.A one-rooin dispensary was begun al-most immediately and the villagerscame from all directions.Gradually asthe building was completed,a roomwas set up with three beds for in-pa-tients,one small room for private pa-tients,one for minor operations,andanother one as nurses'duty room.  \nThe people waited on the verandah,squatting on the floor.Some of the oldladies(patients)came prepared forwork with their basket of mica to besplit into minute slices with a verysharp pointed knife.The factories sendsmall baskets of mica to the villagers'homes so the whole family can workon it and return the finished producteach morning.It is weighed and thepeople are paid accordingly.It was a  \nThe main hospital building was be-gun in 1955 and completed in July.1956.It took a long time with many.many difficulties,such as running backand forth to Hazaribagh,getting ce-ment and dynamite 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As the building was completed in stages, it added inpatient beds, rooms for private patients and minor operations, and a nurses’ duty room.\"},{\"question\":\"What were the main healthcare challenges described for patients?\",\"answer\":\"Many patients were anemic due to hookworm and nutritional deficiencies, especially women and delivery cases. Limited medical resources—few blood donors and no blood bank—meant reliance on glucose, saline, and, for some, blood obtained from Calcutta.\"},{\"question\":\"Where was the hospital located and which communities did it serve?\",\"answer\":\"The hospital stood between a Moslem village (Lakibagi) and a Hindu village (Chechai), with additional surrounding villages. The text describes how patients and families came from nearby areas, spreading word of difficult delivery cases and the availability of care.\"}]","Birth of a - Assumption of Mary - Medical Missionary July-August 1962 - Vol.36, No.4 | PDF",1790642064,91]