Media Release
Mangaluru, Oct 27: The course inauguration ceremony of the second batch of BSc nursing at Milagres College of Nursing was celebrated with great joy and reverence, marking a day of renewal, growth, and gratitude on October 27. The occasion also included the blessing and dedication of the newly renovated college auditorium and administrative office, symbolizing a new chapter of progress for the institution.
The ceremony began with a blessing service led by Diana Dilema and the students through a soulful prayer, invoking peace, purpose, and divine guidance upon the entire college community.






































Following the prayer, the welcome address was delivered by Dr Diana Lobo, principal of Milagres College of Nursing, who extended heartfelt greetings to all dignitaries, guests, faculty, and students. The ceremonial lighting of the lamp was then performed by the dignitaries, signifying the light of knowledge, purity, and hope guiding the path ahead.
The highlight of the event was the formal inauguration of the course by the chief guest, Dr Renilda Shanhi Lobo, principal of City College of Nursing, Mangaluru. In her inspiring inaugural address, she emphasized the values of compassion, discipline, and lifelong learning that form the essence of the nursing profession.
A moment of pride followed as the achievements of the first batch of BSc nursing students were celebrated. The students had brought laurels to the college by winning prizes at the State SNA Competition, competing against participants from various reputed nursing colleges. The winners were felicitated, while all participants were appreciated for their enthusiastic involvement.
As a gesture of love and encouragement, Fr Bonaventure Nazareth presented a token of love to the newly admitted students, warmly welcoming them into the Milagres family.
The event concluded with the presidential address by Fr Bonaventure Nazareth, who emphasized the institution’s mission to nurture compassionate, skilled, and service-oriented professionals. He encouraged the students to uphold the core values of the nursing profession and contribute meaningfully to society.
To express gratitude to all who contributed to the success of the event, Melwyn Vas, principal of Milagres PU College, proposed the vote of thanks, appreciating the tireless efforts of the organizing committee, staff, and students. The programme was compered by Mrs. Jyothi Cutinha. The programme was graced by Dr Alwyn Serrao, Fr Uday Fernandez, and Fr Avith Pais, whose presence added to the significance of the occasion.