Ioan Boilă, known as the "doctor of the poor", has passed away, leaving behind a significant philanthropic legacy in Cluj.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Ioan Boilă was a respected philanthropist in Cluj, dedicating his life to helping those in need. In 1994, he founded the 'Holy Family' Polyclinic without payment, offering medical services to people without income. His work has been supported by the Church and the Congregation of the Sisters of Christian Doctrine in France, making him a symbol of compassion and dedication in the community.
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