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As of February 2014, Mother Teresa has been beatified but not canonized.
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Is Mother Teresa now Blessed Mother Teresa?
Yes, Mother Teresa has now been beatified, the last step before sainthood.
Is Mother Teresa of Calcutta canonized yet?
No, "Mother Teresa" had her Beatification in October of 2003. The Beatification process can take decades before Sainthood.
Who was the first Indian to receive the magsaysay award?
Mother Teresa
Was Mother Teresa a Buddhist?
No, Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta was a Catholic religious Sister her entire adult life. She died as a fervently believing Christian and is currently being considered for sainthood.
When will Mother Teresa's canonization be?
The Cause for Sainthood of Mother Teresa is still in the canonization stage and no date for her canonization has been set.
What step did Pope John Paul II waive in the process of canonizing Mother Teresa to sainthood?
He waived the requirement that a person be dead at least 5 years before a cause for sainthood could be initiated.
How do you send mail to Mother Teresa?
Mother Teresa died in 1997 so is unable to receive mail at this time. Try praying to her.
Did Mother Teresa attain sainthood?
No Mother Teresa has not been canonized yet. She needs one more miracle for that.Mother Teresa has not yet been canonized. She has been beatified.
In what year did Mother Teresa receive a Nobel Peace Prize?
Mother Teresa received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 in Oslo, Norway.
Where did Mother Teresa receive her first English training before she went to India?
Ireland.
Why is Mother Teresa considered a sacred hero?
Mother Theresa worked her whole life caring for the poor and sick and orphans in India.She fought for her mission, the right to establish her order, and constantly believed God would provide, and He did.
What is happening about Mother Teresa now?
Her cause for sainthood is still being investigated in Rome by the Sacred Congregation for the Causes of Saints. She still (as of 2013) needs one additional miracle to be verified.
