Saint John of God, born in 1495, led a remarkable life dedicated to compassion and care. After a transformative spiritual experience, he devoted himself to helping the sick, poor, and mentally ill. Founding the Brothers Hospitallers, he established hospitals and shelters across Europe, providing holistic care and spiritual support. Despite personal hardships, he remained unwavering in his commitment to those in need. Canonized in 1690, Saint John of God is revered as the patron saint of hospitals, nurses, and the sick. His legacy endures through the compassionate institutions inspired by his selfless and loving service to humanity.