"Mother Teresa saw in humanity a family"

An article by Bishop Javier Eshe Barrier on the seal of Mother Theresa at Kolkata. "This is meditation of the Eucharist and the Bishop tells us that the Calcutta Teresa has recognized the Christ among the poor, the sick, the lonely people."

The blessing of Mother Theresa by Kolkata is a delightful treat for the church and all humanity. Since her death, this extraordinary lady's mental state is becoming increasingly clear, so there are so many soul benefits.

In 2003, St. John Paul II asked all of us to look back on her service and information on charity organizations. How much will she earn by knowing her biography, work and thought? The generosity of Kolkata's Mother Theresa is a strong motivation for learning to live for others.

When I had the chance to spend with Mother Teresa, as time went on, she found out that she was getting more and more bent as we grew up. Her special mission as a missionary to God's charity work continually gives up to the spiritual welcome to abandon or heal the wounds of the body and soul. It seems as if her spirit "bends" the poor, and the sick person got well.

It is reflection of the Eucharist that Kolkata's Theresa led the poor, sick, lonely people to recognize Christ. She absorbed deeply the words of our Lord. You did it for one of them. At least of my brothers, you are doing it for me (Matthew 25:40)

In addition to the necessary physical aid, this explains why she also showed such a strong feelings to orphans and immature people by pouring a lot of emotions into the poorest people. When she received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, she mentioned about abortion dramas and proposed to take care of born unwanted children.

All of these Christian behaviors provide a lot of inspiration for myopic eyes that overcomes human computing and personal interests. She saw a family in the human nature and saw a common house in the world that we need to pay attention to any honest person.

After receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, Mother Theresa was asked what ordinary people can do to promote world peace. She answered: "Go home and love your family." The challenge for many Christians is to bring the Apostles of St. Teresa in Calcutta to their daily activities: others' Under service, the gospel of Christ and charity are conveyed to all the environments. In short, please note that as Pope Francisco said, we are a tool of charity of God for all creatures on Earth (see Laudato Si ', No 246).

Mother Theresa's biography, Mother Theresa, is an outstanding woman who has great influence on the world today. She was born in Macedonia in 1910 and is called Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu. She was born into a deeply religious Catholic family. Agnes felt a call to work for God at the age of 14. She joined Loreto's order and went to India to start studying in Bangladesh. In 1937, Agnes finally swore to become a nun, and since then has been doing a lot of wonderful work in the world. Agnes gonca

Her birthday was Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, later her wonderful work and the accomplishment of life became the name of Mother Teresa. She was born in a religious Catholic family in Skopje, Macedonia on August 26, 1910. Mother Theresa decided to be a nun when she was very young. She joined the monastery in 1928 and then came to India (Darjeeling, then Kolkata). When she came back from her visit, she was shocked by the sadness of the slums of Kolkata and her heart broke. The incident greatly disturbed her thinking, making him sleepy at various nights. She began studying ways to alleviate people's suffering in the slums. As she is well known for her social restrictions, she prayed to God for some guidance and guidance.