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Analise D Mello MBBS, MS obgyn, DNB

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Hello! I’m Dr Analise Maria D’ Mello, (MBBS, MS obgyn, DNB) from the beautiful state of Goa in India. I was born and raised in a Roman Catholic family, learning my prayers, catechism and Catholic values from my parents and grandmothers. I am currently practicing as an obstetrician and gynecologist for 3 years since my residency. I often speak on anti-abortion to college students and married couples, and counsel distressed pregnant women with appropriate medical advice. I am part of the St Luke's Medical Guild of Catholic Doctors in my state providing services in prisons, and Lenten and advent retreats for medical professionals and their families.

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Thursday, 5th January 2023

Analise D Mello MBBS, MS obgyn, DNB
Thursday, 5th January 2023

But Nathanael said to him,“Can anything good come from Nazareth?”Philip said to him, “Come and see.”Jesus saw Nathanael coming toward him and said of him,“Here […]

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Thursday , 29th December 2022

Analise D Mello MBBS, MS obgyn, DNB
Thursday , 29th December 2022

Whoever says he is in the light,yet hates his brother, is still in the darkness.  This Advent , while I consecrated myself to St Therese […]

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Thursday , 22nd December 2022

Analise D Mello MBBS, MS obgyn, DNB
Thursday , 22nd December 2022

“My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord;        my spirit rejoices in God my savior.        for he has looked upon his lowly servant.   […]

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