Mother Teresa

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These figures are not disclosed, but the number appears not to be large. Several small schools appear to have been set up by Mother Teresa's order, the Missionaries of Charity.

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Mother Teresa was a Catholic, committed to spreading the faith. This influenced her to open missions for the propagation of Catholic beliefs around the world, beginning in Calcutta. She realised that this objective required large sums of money that could only come from donations, so she opened a few small-scale hospices, schools and other facilities that would attract these donations. She expressed her values in the statement, "We are not nurses, we are not doctors, we are not teachers, we are not social workers. We are religious, we are religious, we are religious."

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she valued life. she was against abortio n and she told a woman who wanted to abort, 'give me the child, i will take the child.' so she looked after those children who were denied life from their parents.

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Both became famous for their work in India. Mahatma Gandhi made an enormous contribution to the nation, not only by winning independence for India and establishing it as a stable democracy, but also by demonstrating that change can be achieved without violence. Mother Teresa is widely credited with having helped many thousands of the despeately poor, although her achievements appear to have been greatly exaggerated. Neverthless, the comparison is obvious - Gandhi made a far greater contribution than did Mother Teresa, and in the process was imprisoned a number of times and finally murdered.

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Mother Teresa adult life was all about taking care the poor of the poorest.

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Modern people, and most people who call themselves Christians, think that going to Church on Sunday, saying some things, and being nice to people is what it is all about. They are completely missing the mark. Those kind of things are just the tip of the iceberg. Mother Teresa helped others by loving God above all things, putting Him first in her life, and doing His Will no matter how painful it was for her, and it was very painful.

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Mother spent most of her life in a dark night with no real feeling or personal knowledge of God. This is very common with the founders of religious orders, they are strong enough in their faith to make their way through life totally depend on Faith, Hope, and Charity: the three cardinal virtues bestowed on us in Baptism. She sacrificed herself completely for God, and was called a saint and a prophet for it.

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Mother Theresa helped others the way we are all called to help others, by getting up in the morning, and taking some time to give to God first. She spend an hour in Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament, went to Holy Mass, received Our Blessed Lord in the Eucharist, and went to confession frequently, and regularly. And, then, when she had done these things, she went out and lived her faith by seeing her God in every individual in front of her, especially the poor, the sick, the aged, and the abandoned. She served God by serving Him in them - which is nothing more nor less than she lived the Gospel with every breath in her body.

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Mother Teresa showed compassion for those who were less fortunate than she was. She gave them food, lifted their spirits, and helped them survive. She is and was considered a hero to many people. After her death, she was put on the short list for canonization, and in 2012 I believe she has already had one miracle attributed to her, and has been beatified. Of course, she loved children.

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The Church often says that the only real way to help people, the way to become a good spouse, parent, teacher, or whatever, is to become a saint. Mother Teresa believed and lived this. She helped the poor by becoming a saint.

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The various ways that she accomplished that was that she always did the Will of God even when she didn't feel as if God was there or approving of her. She cared for the poorest of the poor.

She established hospices and hospitals for the sick and dying, she started in Calcutta as she started a new religious order, the Missionaries of Charity, which spread throughout the world. Today the Order still cares for the poorest of the poor, the sick and dying. Mother Theresa and her sisters went out into the streets and picked up the dying homeless to bring them to her hospice. They clean them, feed them, pray with them, and serve them so that they spend their last days or hours in dignity. She and her Order treat those dying of AIDS, the lepers, the untouchables, those whom nobody else will love and care for. She saw Our Blessed Lord in everyone of them, in disguise, pleading for our help and love. She treated them as she would treat Our Blessed Lord, Himself.

She loved and helped them to survive