Saint Teresa of Calcutta
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On this day, September 5, 1997, the world lost a woman who left everything behind to dedicate her entire life to selfless service to the "poorest of the poor". Just ten days after celebrating her 87th birthday in Calcutta, Mother Teresa, a humanitarian who opened the first house of the Missionaries of Charity in this part of Europe in Zagreb, and on July 19, 1990, became the first woman to be awarded the title of honorary citizen by the City of …
Teresa of Calcutta’s Mission to the Poorest of the Poor
As universities gear up to receive students, we should leave the travails of this world for a moment and ponder the other-worldliness of Mother - or Saint - Teresa of Calcutta (+1997) who did not go to university, but who was nevertheless far better educated and formed than most modern graduates: Solidly grounded in what we
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