A priest placed a relic of Mother Teresa on their daughter's body.
Mother Teresa had visions, including one of herself conversing with Christ on the Cross.
There is this famous story of Mother Teresa holding and hugging a dying man in Calcutta rescued from a gutter.
Mother Teresa said: "I have found the paradox that if you love until it hurts, there can be no hurt. Only more love".
Let us emulate Mother Teresa in giving up the earthshaking undertakings; let us assume the attitude of "like a willing ox with head bowed", and let us start the service bit by bit!
Lady Gaga’s raw-meat dress would probably not have appealed to Mother Teresa of Calcutta.
She was immediately praised by the Vatican, her work and achievement likened to those of Mother Teresa.
Mother Teresa was the guest speaker, and I argued that we should emulate her in bringing more humility and a spirit of reconciliation to politics.
Mother Teresa knew that what she was doing made sense.
Mother Teresa built her Missionaries of Charity from nothing into a global operation with fingers in over 100 countries.
You cannot imagine Kolkata without Mother Teresa.
The first example is Mother Teresa, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, and dedicated her life to helping the poor, the sick and the hungry.
They are an inspiration to those who know them, and their lives frequently embody a truth expressed by Mother Teresa, from thisyear Saint Teresa of Calcutta.
Nat Hentoff, a journalist and civil libertarian, says that “under such circumstances even Mother Teresa would look extremely suspicious, especially if her hands were cuffed behind her back.”
I don't know how, but a little child heard that Mother Teresa needed sugar.
