Hospital of St. John

The Hospital of St. John, often associated with the Knights Hospitaller, was established in the 11th century in Jerusalem. It served as a refuge and medical facility for pilgrims and sick individuals. The hospital exemplified early organized healthcare, providing care regardless of faith. Over time, it expanded its mission to offer military and humanitarian assistance. Today, it represents the history of healthcare and charity, emphasizing the importance of compassion and support for the vulnerable in society. The legacy of St. John's Hospital continues to influence modern medical and charitable institutions.