MOTHER TERESA

This photo taken on July 4, 2018 shows Indian police gathered outside the premises of Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity where a staff member and a nun worked before their arrest on child trafficking charges in Ranchi in India's eastern Jharkhand state. - A nun and a staff member at Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity in eastern India were arrested July 5 for allegedly selling babies born to unwed mothers, police said. The pair were arrested from the grounds of the charity founded by the Nobel Laureate in Jharkhand on charges of child trafficking, police in the state capital Ranchi said. (Photo by - / AFP) (Photo credit should read -/AFP/Getty Images)
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WORLD NEWS
Women Connected To Mother Teresa's Charity Accused Of Trafficking Babies
By Carol Kuruvilla
The babies were born to unwed mothers at a Missionaries of Charity shelter in India.
Amy Aves Challenger
HEALTHY LIVING
When We Call Little Girls 'Fat,' We Kill Their Dreams
By Amy Aves Challenger, Contributor
Writer, artist, mom
“She’s fat,” my daughter’s 8-year-old friend said in her sweet voice as she hopped into our car. She was referring to another
RELIGION
A Christmas Story: How Humility Can Help De-stress New Parents, Build Tolerance
By David Briggs, Contributor
Writer, Association of Religion Data Archives
RELIGION
Mother Teresa, Saint Of Darkness
By Catherine Corman, Contributor
Author, 'Daylight Noir', 'Virgin Queen', and 'Romanticism'
RELIGION
Can Mother Teresa's 'Cult Of Suffering' Teach Us Anything?
By John Backman, Contributor
Author, 'Why Can't We Talk? Christian Wisdom on Dialogue as a ...
Who's right about Mother Teresa's approach to suffering? Should we imitate it, condemn it, or something in between?
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is introduced to the stage by actor Jon Voight before speaking at the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C., U.S., September 9, 2016. REUTERS/Mike Segar
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QUEER VOICES
Jon Voight Likens Donald Trump To Mother Teresa At Values Voter Summit
By Michelangelo Signorile
And evangelical leaders explain why they support Trump
POLITICS
What I Learned After Spending One Day With Mother Teresa
By Sen. Dick Durbin, Contributor
Assistant Democratic Leader, U.S. Senator from Illinois
One day, many years ago, on the streets of Calcutta I saw what one person could do when she humbled herself and dedicated her life to the "unloved, unwanted, uncared for."
WORLDPOST
Mother Teresa Canonized "St. Teresa of Calcutta" By Pope Francis, She Lives!
By Noel Irwin Hentschel, Contributor
Chairman/CEO
Vatican City. September 5. Lights, Cameras, Action. Reporting live from St. Peter's Square on the inaugural Feast Day of the newly canonized Santa Teresa Di Calcutta. Surrounded by tens of thousands of pilgrims from every nation, religion and political party, reflecting the people Mother Teresa cared for with compassion and a clear mission.
RELIGION
What Christians Need to Learn from Mother Teresa
By Richard Stearns, Contributor
President, World Vision
This weekend, Mother Teresa was canonized as a saint by the Catholic Church. It is remarkable that this humble woman who stood barely 5 feet tall became a global celebrity, sought out by heads of state and venerated by just about everyone on the planet.
The young Albanian born Anjez�� Gonxhe Bojaxhiu, future Mother Teresa of Calcutta, with her grandmother. (Photo by Vittoriano Rastelli/Corbis via Getty Images)
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RELIGION
14 Vintage Photos Of Mother Teresa Show A Saint In The Making
By Carol Kuruvilla
Everyone starts small.
A tapestry depicting Mother Teresa of Calcutta is seen in the facade of Saint Peter's Basilica during a mass, celebrated by Pope Francis, for her canonisation in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican September 4, 2016. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini
Stefano Rellandini / Reuters
RELIGION
Pope Francis Proclaims Mother Teresa A Saint
By Isla Binnie, Reuters
By Isla Binnie VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Mother Teresa of Calcutta, known as the “saint of the gutters” during her life, was
RELIGION
The Day (Saint) Mother Teresa Gave Me Her Business Card
By David Kessler, Contributor
Loss specialist and co-author with Elisabeth Kubler Ross
As Mother Teresa is being declared a saint by Pope Francis, I remember our meeting in the last year of her life. In 1996, I was visiting India and one evening after viewing the Taj Mahal in Agra, I met a priest in the hotel bar. Really. He was on his way to Mother Teresa's Home for the Dying Destitute. When I mentioned my lifelong work with the dying, he asked if I wanted to join him.
Photo from the CRS Archives
RELIGION
What It Was Like To Know Mother Teresa
By Catholic Relief Services, Contributor
The official humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in ...
By Jim DeHarpporte To win the Nobel Peace Prize is a rare feat. For a Nobel Peace Prize winner to be declared a saint, well
POLITICS
Christiane Amanpour Exclusive Encounter: Who Would Mother Teresa Vote For? Trump Of Course!
By Noel Irwin Hentschel, Contributor
Chairman/CEO
RELIGION
Everything I Know About Prayer I Learned from George Carlin
By Bert Montgomery, Contributor
Author, "Of Mice and Ministers"
RELIGION
Faith, Hope and Medical Technology Still Strong in Boston
By Ray Flynn, Contributor
Former U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican and Mayor of Boston. Adv...
Sometimes we can be our own worst critics! I can't tell you how often I've heard people say that fewer Catholics attend Church anymore.
FILE - In this 1996 file photo, Mother Teresa is seen in Bombay, India. Albania wants the remains of Nobel Peace laureate Mother Teresa and the only post-independence monarch to be returned to the country, the prime minister said Friday, Oct. 9, 2009. Mother Teresa's remains are in India and King Ahmet Zog's in France. Prime Minister Sali Berisha's government has asked India for the Roman Catholic nun's to be returned by the 100th anniversary of her birth in August. (AP Photo/Sherwin Crasto, File)
ASSOCIATED PRESS
RELIGION
Pope: Mother Teresa Of Calcutta To Be Made A Roman Catholic Saint In September
By Philip Pullella, Reuters
Before her death in 1997, she dedicated her life to helping the poor.
ARTS
Playwright James Trivers' Provocative "Drinks with Mother Teresa" Selected for New Play Lab at 35th Inge Festival
By Ashley Jude Collie, Contributor
Journalist, author and scriptwriter
WORLDPOST
Pope Condemns "Apathy" of Media and World Leaders Over "Diabolical" Acts By Radical Islamist Assassins of Mother Teresa Nuns and Kidnapping of Priest in Yemen-Why the Deafening Silence?
By Noel Irwin Hentschel, Contributor
Chairman/CEO
Vatican news reports Pope Francis' emotional admonition of "diabolical" attacks carried out by radical Islamist assassins who executed 15 innocent people including four Mother Teresa Nuns while these beloved "Missionaries of Charity" were selflessly caring for the forgotten poor, sick and dying.
ARTS
The Metropolitan Room of Ageless Art
By Randee Mia Berman, Contributor
Writer/Performer and Radio Host, Mia's World
According to owner Bernie Furshpan, the goal of this Flatiron district cabaret is to revive the "golden age of cabaret" with both renowned performers and new faces.
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