The Extraordinary Contributions of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet

St. Joseph's Calondre sister's extraordinary contribution It is widely believed that early 20th century women were either passive or not important in the influence on the development of the West Frontier Region. But during this time, women in Arizona helped shape the history in various ways. One area that has been influenced by the role of women in the early twentieth century is medicine. In areas where men predominate, medicine may not succeed in southern Arizona without the efforts of seven women from St. Louis.

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In March 1949, Mother Theresa visited Saint Joseph. Visitors are students from Entally who can not forget the kindness and generosity of Mother Theresa. She wants to join Mother Theresa and work for the poor. Mother Theresa did not realize this was the beginning of her order. Magdalena Gomes soon joined the sister Teresa. Three of them go on a daily street and I do not know what will happen. By the end of the year, eight young girls participated for eradicating poverty.

Mother Theresa was there with the young sister of the poor before December 21, 1948. She went out to the city of Kolkata to start the mission of God. She took lunch and left Saint Joseph and had no money, materials or associates. She opened the school in the slums where she can see her outside the monastery's window. On the first day of school, five students attended classes. Mother Theresa does not have books, desks, blackboards, but she can still teach for her decision. The alphabet is the first lesson. That word spread throughout the slums, and soon she had 40 students. Students learn languages ​​and numbers, and personal hygiene and cleanliness. Through her student, Mother Theresa met with many families in Kolkata's poor health care. Because men in the house are sick, many families have no income. Thousands of people lose their lives each year due to lack of medical care