Mother theresa

In the summer of 1976 I attended Habitat: The United Nations Conference on Human Settlements in Vancouver, Canada. While walking with a friend across the campus of the University of British Columbia where the conference was taking place we saw an older woman of diminutive stature with a lined, weathered [...]

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While most famous historical figures have traditionally been men, there are a few women who managed to reach the rarified air of either notoriety or power usually reserved for their testosterone-prone contemporaries; which, considering the patriarchal nature of society for the last ten thousand years, is no small feat. It was difficult to determine who qualified as most famous from the candidates available. I looked for women who were genuinely famous (most people have heard of them). They…

*JOY! Mother Theresa jumping rope with an orphan boy.

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Mother Teresa , the Catholic nun who was leader of the Missionaries of Charity order, photographed in Louisville, KY, June 22, 1982. She was honored for her lifelong work in a ceremony at Bellarmine College in Louisville, KY. Pope John Paul II, during the celebration of his 25 years as leader of the world's Catholic religion, will likely beatifiy Mother Teresa.

anjezë gonxhe bojaxhiu (young mother teresa)

Mother Teresa was an Albanian-Indian Roman Catholic nun and missionary. In 1950 she founded the Missionaries of Charity, a religious congregation which had over 4,500 sisters and was active in 133 countries by 2012. The congregation manages hospices, soup kitchens, offers family counseling programs, orphanages, and schools. Members take vows…

Remembering Mother Teresa

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