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updated 2018-07-18
♦ Sr. Mary Prema's Press release regarding child trafficking in Ranchi (Jharkhand)
♦Sr. Mary Prema, superior of the Sisters of Mother Teresa, speaks out on child trafficking
♦ Angelus Message of P. Francis 2018.07.08.
We think, at the same time, of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, for instance. A small, little Sister –....
♦Favors, Graces and Miracles received through Mother Teresa
♦Why I love & admire Mother Teresa
♦Personal experiences with Mother Teresa
♦Poems in honor of Mother Teresa
Have your petition(s) placed on the tomb of Mother Teresa... special Mass will be offered for your intention(s) every Friday in the Mother-house in Kolkata (Calcutta).
♦Prayers to St. Teresa of Calcutta
♦Novena to Saint Teresa of Calcutta
♦Relics - Veneration of Saints & Blesseds
♦Pray the Holy Rosary with Mother Teresa
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About
Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Mother Teresa of Calcutta (Gonxha Agnes Bojaxhiu) was born of Albanian parents in Skopje in 1910. Journeying as a missionary to India she labored many years as a teacher before hearing the “call within the call” to satiate the thirst of Jesus for love and the salvation of souls by founding the Missionaries of Charity. She experienced a profound union with Jesus in His Passion.... read more>>
♦Why I love & admire Mother Teresa
♦Personal experiences with Mother Teresa
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About
Mother Teresa of Calcutta Center
The “Mother Teresa of Calcutta Center”,
established by the Missionaries of Charity,
aims to promote and support authentic knowledge
of and devotion to Mother Teresa by read more>>>
♦ Welcome – Letter of the Director
♦ What is the Mother Teresa Center?
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About:
The Missionaries of Charity, the religious family she founded
“I have asked Our Lady to keep the Society hidden in the five wounds of Jesus.”
-Saint Teresa of Calcutta
In 1946, Mother Teresa received the inspiration to found the Missionaries of Charity in response to Christ’s plea that she makes Him known to the poorest of the poor by her humble service of love. The religious branches include the Sisters, followed by the Brothers on 25 March 1963, then the Contemplative Sisters on 25 June 1976, the Contemplative Brothers on 19 March 1979, and the Fathers on 31 October 1984. read more>>>
Text © Mother Teresa Center of the Missionaries of Charity