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1. The Order of St. John - with its cooperatives, commanderies and works - fulfils through the society primarily the task of healing or alleviating suffering in the exercise of Christian charity in the sense of diakonia as an expression of the essence and life of the Evangelical Church, to care for needy people and to accompany the sick in dying. The society cares for people who, as a result of their physical, mental or emotional condition, are dependent on the help of others in medical, nursing and pastoral terms …
1. The Order of St. John - with its cooperatives, commanderies and works - fulfils through the society primarily the task of healing or alleviating suffering in the exercise of Christian charity in the sense of diakonia as an expression of the essence and life of the Evangelical Church, to care for needy people and to accompany the sick in dying. The society cares for people who, as a result of their physical, mental or emotional condition, are dependent on the help of others in medical, nursing and pastoral terms. This is done, among other things, through pastoral care and the regular holding of church services. Society serves people seeking help regardless of their race, nationality, creed and place of residence. 2. The Company pursues exclusively and directly charitable and charitable purposes within the meaning of the section tax-privileged purposes of the Tax Code in the currently valid version. The corporate purposes are the promotion of a) public health care and public health care within the meaning of § 52 para. 2 no. 3 AO, b) youth and elderly care within the meaning of § 52 para. 2 no. 4 AO, c) welfare within the meaning of § 52 para. 2 no. 9 AO, d) religion within the meaning of § 52 para. 2 no. 2 AO, e) education, national and vocational training within the meaning of § 52 para. 2 no. 7 AO, as well as the selfless support of persons who, due to their physical, mental or emotional condition, are dependent on the help of others (§ 53 no. 1 AO). 3. The company's purposes are achieved in particular by the procurement of funds for the fulfilment of tax-privileged purposes by other corporations, provided that these other corporations are themselves tax-privileged (§ 58 No. 1 AO), as well as by the promotion, operation and maintenance of a) hospitals, b) geriatric care facilities, outpatient care services, hospices and assisted living facilities, c) facilities for inpatient and outpatient examination (d) education and training facilities. 4. The company also has - unless the provisions of the section tax-privileged purposes of the Tax Code preclude - the right to establish its own legal entities, to acquire, hold and sell, to establish branches and to enter into all transactions and take all measures that appear necessary or expedient to achieve the company's purposes.
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