St. Vincent Hospital Marks 60th Anniversary Milestone, Honors Retired Staff

On the 11th, Catholic University's St. Vincent Hospital held an event titled "60 Years of Love and Dedication: A Gathering to Welcome Back Retired Staff," inviting former employees to the 10th floor of St. Vincent Cancer Hospital to reflect on the past.

The hospital, founded in 1967, will mark its 60th anniversary in 2027. The event was organized to express gratitude to retired staff who helped build St. Vincent Hospital and to reflect on the institution's history.

The event featured welcoming remarks from Hospital Director Sister Na Seung-im Angelica, responses from former Medical Director Professor Jeon Jeong-su, as well as videos showcasing the hospital's development and cherished memories, and commemorative photographs.

Hospital Director Sister Na Seung-im Angelica said, "The 60-year history of St. Vincent Hospital contains the sweat and effort of countless staff members who have dedicated themselves to patients," and added, "I extend my deep gratitude to the senior staff members who have been with us to make St. Vincent Hospital what it is today, and by inheriting the spirit of love and dedication you have cultivated, we will continue to build an even better hospital."

Retired staff members watched videos documenting the hospital's growth and changes, as well as archival footage capturing the activities of former employees, allowing them to immerse themselves in St. Vincent Hospital's history.

Catholic University's St. Vincent Hospital is advancing various commemorative projects to share its vision and direction toward a new future, taking the 60th anniversary as an opportunity for reflection and renewal.