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Mother Teresa could be an excellent role model for all her good works, but people should be careful not to idolise her. Remember that she was known for her saintliness but reportedly also had a darker side. Undoubtedly her good works will long be remembered, but she had her faults and was not the truly great person portrayed by the Church publicity machine. So, with your feet on the ground, it is not an impossible dream to imitate some of the good that Mother Teresa did. Get the balance right by not doing the harmful or wrong things she did.
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Where in Albania did Mother Teresa come from?
Mother Teresa is born in Skopje, Albania, today known as Macedonia.
Mother Teresa was a national of?
Mother Teresa was born and gre up in Albania, today known as Macedonia.
In what country did Mother Teresa grow up?
Mother Teresa grew up in Albania, today known as Macedonia.
Is Mother Teresa close to being a saint?
Yes. Today, 2011, Mother Teresa is one step away from being canonized.
Which city in Macedonia did Mother Teresa grow up in?
Mother Teresa grew up in Skopje, Albania, today known as Macedonia.
Did Mother Teresa work with poor people?
Yes, Mother Teresa worked with the poorest of the poor and her Missionaries of Charity continue that work today.
What was the motherland of Mother Teresa?
Born Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu26 August 1910Üsküp, Kosovo Vilayet, Ottoman Empire(modern Skopje, Macedonia)
Where did Mother Teresa originally come from?
She was originally from Albania, today known as Macedonia.
Was Mother Teresa born in Ethiopa?
No, she was born in Albania, today known as Macedonia.
What was the hometown of Mother Teresa?
Mother Teresa was born and raised in Skopje, Albania, (today called Macedonia) but her 'home town' was Calcutta, India, where she spent most of her life.
Where did Mother Teresa live as a child?
She was born and raised in Albania, today known as Macedonia.
To what monotheistic religion did Mother Teresa belong?
As a result of her faith, Mother Teresa was able to meditate deeply on love, prayer, giving, service, poverty, forgiveness, and more throughout her earthly ministry. She also had a deep hope, abiding faith in God, and a revolutionary vision of Christianity that still has relevance to us today.
