"Mother Teresa (Saint
Teresa of Calcutta) passed away on this day in 1997, after a lifetime of service for the poorest of the poor.
Teresa of Calcutta said: 'We do not great things, but only little things with great love.'
The response she got from the Catholic nun now known as Saint
Teresa of Calcutta told she and her schoolyard friends, "We can change the world, too, if we dedicate ourselves to educating children," she said.
Reading texts such as these as a Western Catholic, one cannot help but call to mind the mystical paths of Therese of Lisieux and
Teresa of Calcutta. They experienced such intense darkness that they doubted they even knew God.
His extensive collection of photos contains pictures of Mother
Teresa of Calcutta on her visit to Birmingham.
Initiated in the year 2005, the award is given annually in honour of Mother
Teresa of Calcutta, felicitating people who relentlessly encourage everyone to lend a helping hand to those in need.
10 -- Saint
Teresa of Calcutta embodies so much: charity and compassion; goodness and generosity; simplicity and sanctity, and much more!
In 2003, she was beatified as 'Blessed
Teresa of Calcutta'.
Today, September 5, 2018, is the Feast of Mother Teresa, Saint
Teresa of Calcutta, an Albanian-Indian, Roman Catholic nun and missionary.
The reason the date was chosen is because it is the anniversary of the death of Mother
Teresa of Calcutta.
"After due deliberation and frequent prayer for divine assistance, and having sought the counsel of many of our brother bishops, we declare and define Blessed
Teresa of Calcutta to be a saint and we enrol her among the saints, decreeing that she is to be venerated as such by the whole Church," said Pope Francis.