Mother Teresa Biography

"What matters is how lovingly we do what we do."

She was born on August 27, 1910, the fifth child in an Albanian family. Three of them survived. Although she was unaware of her early life, her religion grew while she was still in elementary school. At the age of 12 he had a desire to travel with foreign pilgrims and serve the poor in his spare time. The Jesuit missionaries wanted to come to India because of the messages. Ireland at the age of 18 years Sent as a member of the Torito campaign team at the compound. It was here that she changed her name to Sister Mary Theresa in honor of St. Theresa Avila Lisex Theresa. Only acquaintance as Mother Theresa since 1937. She joined St. Mary's Girls' School in Calcutta district as a waitress and taught there for 15 years. On September 10, 1946, while on a flight to Darjeeling, she overheard a radio broadcast. She considered them to be a call from God. She decided to leave the teaching profession and serve the poor and the deserving. She heard the call for all to follow Jesus and serve them in the slums and serve the poorest of the poor. Safe, it is impossible to get out of the shelter in the convent. There are many obstacles. At first, the church tried to interrupt another kind of service. Also, the permission of the Chief Evangelist of Calcutta is required. In 1948, The Vatican allowed the Calcutta evangelist to carry out new activities. She thus changed her habits from the convent security and came into the vast world of dirt roads outside like an ordinary Indian woman in saree and sandals.

Trained in medicine, she founded the Sangam, the same Missionary of Charity. The poverty, purity, and humility of those members are an important responsibility to help the poor people free of charge. In Theresa's words, it's the duty of this society to protect the hungry, the crippled, the crippled, the blind, the lame, the helpless, the useless, the unloved, the burdensome, the marginalized. She began to teach children living in the slums to read, write, and clean, and slowly began to look after the sick and the elderly. The Missionary of Charity, which she founded, has been helping the needy survivors since 1953 in Kalighat. The reason for that is old in the eyes of God. She took up the program because she felt that patients needed a little more love and respect than anyone else. Helping the poor is helping Christ. In 1957, missionaries worked and educated lepers. They also provided accommodation for orphans. In 1959 it was extended to other towns in India. Soon 22 centers were formed in India. Theresa later became Australia, Africa,

He traveled to South America and founded similar companies there. Population growth is the cause of this poverty, but this missionary organization is against abortion. It is said that Theresa was the most sinful and the worst enemy of peace. The members of the organization expanded their activities to various remote areas in the 1970s. Teresa got international recognition. Kaka also received financial assistance. By the time she was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1979, she had founded more than 200 organizations operating in 25 countries around the world. It later sent its missionaries to Russia, China, and Cuba. Her greatness is seen in everything from protecting her chosen AIDS victims to building a home for orphans — a home for the mentally ill. She looks at us with a thin, energetic wrinkled face and glowing eyes. She is the recipient of numerous international awards.

Some of them……….

 "Albert Schweitzer International Prize"

"Medal of Freedom, President of the United States"

"Nobel Prize"

"The International Balzan Prize"

When she was awarded the Nobel Prize she refused the banquet arranged in her honor and asked that the cost be used to help the poor of Calcutta. She died of a heart attack on September 5, 1997. Her whole life and ideas were born out of her words. My heart however is Jesus.