Mother Teresa, the Wino and Me

I will never forget the day I met Mother Theresa. More importantly, I will never forget that she taught me how to love others, especially poor people.

In the late 1970s, she is no longer as famous as now, but there are thousands of fans around the world. I am an editor of Rhode Island's Catholic newspaper, but when I heard that she talks in Boston, I decided to go.

I arrived in the auditorium in advance to get a good seat, but I found that I already had a seat in the news department. When I waited for the lecture to begin, I spent time talking with another reporter like Albanian Mother Theresa. As we talked, a pastor came and told my colleagues: "Sister Teresa is very happy to meet you now."

The beginning of love "Sister Teresa is like a smiling smile, she did not let her ruin her mood, Mother Theresa is the" saint of Calcutta ". Mother Theresa's name is Agnes Gonchambo. Before she became such a saint she was living a different way Do not forget that Kolkata is not the best place to live on Mother Theresa. Teresa has started "maternity period"

A nun and missionary, Mother Theresa, called the Santa Teresa in Calcutta of the Catholic Church, devoted his life to taking care of the sick and the poor. In 1946, Mother Theresa was born as an Albanian parent in Macedonia, taught in India for 17 years and received "telephone" in 1946. Her orders established hospice care, blind, elderly and disabled center, and colonies of leprosy patients. In 1979, she received the Nobel Peace Prize for humanitarian activities. She died in September 1997 and was beautified in October 2003. In December 2015, Pope Francisco recognized Mother Theresa's second miracle. And it was sealed for her on September 4, 2016.

In 1973, Mother Theresa received the Templeton Religious Progress Award. In the coming years, Mother Theresa will build a house more for the poor and those in need. She never refuses to work with the poor. She has won many awards during her duties. On December 9, 1979, Mother Theresa received the Nobel Peace Prize for $ 190,000. She was awarded for her excellent work with poor people and her overall love for people. Three months later, she received the biggest prize in India, Indian jewelry Bharat Tatnu. In 1985, President Reagan awarded President 's Free Medal to Miss Teresa.