On 11 February, we celebrate the World Day of the Sick, established by May 13, 1992 by Pope John Paul II, the 75th anniversary of the apparitions Fatima and on the 11th anniversary of the attempt on the life of the Polish Pope.

The purpose of the celebration is to draw attention to all those who are suffering, both spiritually and physically and for their needs, as well as to show the meaning of suffering and solidarity with families who are experiencing the illnesses of their loved ones.

On the occasion of the World Day of the Sick, we would like to extend our best wishes all people struggling with diseases and their relatives. Let the strength and determination accompanies you every step of the way, unquenchable hope will be yours light in the most difficult moments. We wish you to feel surrounded love and understanding, and the support of loved ones gave encouragement and smiles. May each day bring more and more strength and health.

The World Day of the Sick is an opportunity to reflect on the needs of the sick and take action to improve healthcare around the world. We would like to thank all those who minister to the sick. We would like to thank doctors, paramedics, nurses, nurses, laboratory technicians, pharmacists, as well as all those who see people in need without hesitation and selflessly provide assistance Needy.