In September of 1928, 18-year-old Mother Teresa said goodbye to her family to travel to Ireland and then on to India. Initially she went to the Loretto Abbey in Rathfarnham, Ireland, to learn English, the language the Sisters of Loretto used to teach school children in India. She arrived in India in 1929.
The only means of transportation for Mother Teresa to travel to Ireland would have been by ship as there were no commercial airlines in operation at the time.
Yes, when she first joined the Sister of Loretto they sent her to Ireland to learn English.
She stayed in Ireland for about 3 months.
She was 18.
Mother Teresa did not travel to Iceland, she went to Ireland to learn English as a member of the Sisters of Loreto.
Mother Teresa did very little for America, as most of her work was based in Ireland and India.
Mother Teresa was originally a sister with the Loreto Sisters and studied English in Ireland.
Mother Teresa never attended college except for a brief stay at an academy in Ireland where she learned English.
She lived in Albania, Ireland and India.
She joined the Sisters of loretto order.
Mother Teresa was home schooled since girls were not allowed to attend schools. When she joined the Sisters of Loreto they sent her to Ireland to learn English.
Ireland.
She was sent to Ireland for about 3 months to learn English.
She was sent to India as a Sister of Loreto.
No, Mother Teresa was a very religious girl in a good Catholic family in Albania; she entered the convent in Ireland at a very young age. Besides, back then, girls did not get tattoos.
Mother Teresa did not attend school as girls could not attend school at the time in Albania. She was home schooled by her mother. When she became a sister of Loretto, she was sent to Ireland for a few months to learn English.