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Was Mother Teresa's father married?
Yes, he was married to Mother Teresa's mother.
Who raised Mother Teresa?
Mother Teresa was raised by her mother and father along with a brother and sister. When her father died her mother raised her.
Is Mother Teresa's father Indian?
No, her father was not Indian. He was an Albanian as was her mother.
Is it true that Mother Teresa's father was murdered?
While if could never be proven, it is thought that Mother Teresa's father was poisoned by political adversaries.
What was the name of Mother Teresa's father?
Her father's name was Nikola Bojaxhi.
Did Mother Teresa have relatives?
Yes, she had a mother, father and a brother and sister.
What were the names of Mother Teresa's grandparents?
Her mother's name is Dranafile Bojaxhiu Her father's name is Nikola Bojaxhiu
Did Mother Teresa have a family?
Yes, she had a mother, father, a sister and a brother. Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu(Teresa)'s father was named Kolë Bojaxhiu, her mother was named Dranafile Bojaxhiu, and her sibling's names were Aga (female), she was seven years older than Mother Teresa and Lazar (male), he was two years older than Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa's parents had five children however only the three survived. However, Mother Teresa was never married and had no family.
Did Mother Teresa have a good home?
Mother Teresa grew up in a wonderful home with a mother, father, brother and sister. All were devout Catholics and quite close to each other. Unfortunately, Mother Teresa's father died when she was only 7 years old and it is thought that he was murdered. This cause many difficulties for her mother who had to raise the three children without a father.
Who was the father of Mother Teresa?
Nikollë Bojaxhiu. He died when she was eight.
What was Mother Teresa's religion before her father died?
Christian Mother Teresa was born into a Catholic family and remained a Catholic her entire life.
What was Mother Teresa's first job?
Mother Teresa's first job was at a convent being a roman catholic nun.
