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Mother Teresa saved lives by starting Missionaries of Charity which ran hospices homes, orphanages, and schools. She spent her life helping the poor and sick.
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How many lives did Mother Teresa save?
Mother Teresa saved many lives, this amount may be up to 100 000. She was a an amazing lady in evrything she did. Now that she is gone she is still remembered and talked about for these past generations. Mother Teresa was a hero, my hero, your hero. Remeber her. We will never forget you, Mother Teresa
How has Mother Teresa changed lives?
Mother Teresa was a wonderful example of an unselfish, compassionate Christian.
Use morale in a sentence?
Mother Teresa was a moral woman, she helped save many people's lives.
Is Mother Teresa really dead?
Yes, Mother Teresa is really dead to this world but lives on in heaven. She died on September 5, 1997.
Who did Mother Teresa admire most when she was young?
Mother Teresa, as a child, loved reading the lives of the saints and especially admired those who were missionaries. It was at a young age that Mother Teresa decided to become a missionary herself.
Where does Mother Teresa live?
She currently lives in Heaven as she died in 1997.
How did Mother Teresa touch many lives?
Mother Teresa was sent here to do God's work. She did the job of Jesus Christ: she touched the lives of many people because she did the stuff Jesus did. She cured the sick and made blind people see again. Mother Teresa will never be forgotten. She worked mostly in India.
What did mother Teresa's attitudes have?
Mother Teresa to have them.
Where does Mother Teresa currently live?
She died in 1997 so, we presume, she currently lives on in Heaven.
Who served as an influence for Mother Teresa?
She was influenced by the lives of the saints, especially that of Saint Francis of Assisi.
Did Mother Teresa ever play any sports?
Mother Teresa did not participate in or follow sports.
How does Mother Teresa get the name Nirmala?
Nirmala is the name of the successor of Mother Teresa, not the name of Mother Teresa.
