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Missionary of Charity nuns work for marginalized Garo Indigenous people

Summary by globalsistersreport.org
The nuns manage an 80-bed facility that prioritizes the local Indigenous Garo population, giving advanced medical care to avoid long-distance travel and economic hardship. The facility is usually fully occupied.
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Missionary of Charity nuns work for marginalized Garo Indigenous people

The nuns manage an 80-bed facility that prioritizes the local Indigenous Garo population, giving advanced medical care to avoid long-distance travel and economic hardship. The facility is usually fully occupied.

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globalsistersreport.org broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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