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Why was Mother Teresa barefoot when she went to the houses of the poor?
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∙ 10y ago
Actually, she wore sandals.
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∙ 10y ago
Mother Teresa chose to be barefoot as a symbol of poverty and solidarity with the poor. It represents her belief in living a simple life and identifies with the poor who couldn't afford shoes. Barefootedness was one of the ways she connected with the marginalized and showed her commitment to serving the needy.
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Who is called mother of poor?
Mother Teresa
Who was the modern-day saint who worked with the poor in India?
Mother Teresa
Who did Mother Teresa look after?
Mother Teresa looked after the poor.
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 city did Mother Teresa settle?
Mother Teresa worked with the poor, homeless, and sick; she did not found cities.
What are the ratings and certificates for Mother Teresa In the Name of God's Poor - 1997?
Mother Teresa In the Name of God's Poor - 1997 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG
When was Mother Teresa inspired by Jesus?
Mother Teresa when she saw the poor people and she asked to her self what would Jesus do?
In what way Mother Teresa helped the poor?
She helped the poor by giving shelter.
Did Mother Teresa teach poor children?
Yes, she taught poor children.
Was Mother Teresa a social reformer?
No, Mother Teresa preferred to leave the reforming to the reformers. She spent her time serving the poor.
What was the greatest contribution of Mother Teresa?
Mother Teresa was a Christian nun who helped the poor of the whole world including Calcutta.
Where are Mother Teresa's millions?
What millions? Every cent taken in by Mother Teresa was used to maintain and expand her work with the poor of the world.
