MADRE TERESA: noviembre 2015

LA MADRE TERESA DE CALCUTA

Who is the Mother Teresa of Calcutta?

In the 1970s he was known internationally and had acquired a reputation for caring person and defender of the poor and defenseless. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 and the highest civilian award in India for his humanitarian work. she began to worry about the sick and the poor in the city of Calcutta. This led her to found a congregation with the aim of helping the marginalized in society, primarily sick, the poor and people without home. He received praise from many people, governments and organizations.

When Mother Teresa was born?

his real name is Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu his nickname is the Mother Teresa was born on August 27, 1910 in Skopje dallecio the September 5, 1997
He joined at 18 in the order of the Sisters of Our Lady of Loreto in Ireland. He studied in Dublin and in Darjeeling before accepting the vote in 1937.

where he began his studies and did for others?

Enter at age 18 in the order of the Sisters of Our Lady of Loreto in Ireland. He studied in Dublin and in Darjeeling before accepting the vote in 1937.

She was director of a Catholic school in Calcutta, where the presence of dying in the streets of the city led to ask permission to leave his post at the convent and devoted since 1948 to care for the sick. In that year it acquired Indian citizenship and in 1950 the diocese of Calcutta adopted its congregation with the name of Missionaries of Charity. Some time after the order was recognized as a pontifical congregation under the jurisdiction of Rome.

his most famous 5 words were

THE PEACE BEGINS WITH A SMILE
I CAN NOT STOP TRABAJAR.TENDRE ETERNITY TO REST
CHILDREN ARE LIKE STARS NEVER THERE TOO
PRAYER TO BE FRUITFUL REALLY HAS TO COME FRO, THE HEART AND SHOULD BE ABLE TO TOUCH THE HEART
NOT ENOUGH GENERIUSLY PRAY , WE PRAY, FERVENTLY AND DEVOCIO

Their contributions to the world were?

Established the modern link between the poorest, most disadvantaged and the contribution of those who are very well off .... by ello.deja schools, institutes, and many convents of the same congregation that give food and housing for millions in the world, these places thousands of young religious of the religious congregation that belonged to Mother Teresa studying learn trades such as baking and cooking, sewing, Nursing and First Aid, fabrics and embroidery are manoestos Institutes ..... especially in the poorest and located in the poorest urban neighborhoods with fewer resources, countries that is the invaluable contribution of Mother Teresa to civilization ..

how is considered Mother Teresa in the history?

Mother Teresa, named by the media as the "Angel of the Poor" died in 1997 and was beatified in 2003.
The winner of the Nobel Peace Prize made vows of poverty, but because of his fame as a benefactor of the dispossessed - even made an emotional and inspirational movie which was supposed to life

A History of Success

Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, better known as Mother Teresa of Calcutta was born in Skopje, Macedonia, it is widely regarded as a holy woman. He arrived in Calcutta on January 6, 1929, when he was 18, was a nun of Loreto. Seseinta eight years later, digantarios and celebrities from around the world gathered in Calcutta to pay a last tribute to what was a funeral worthy of a celebrity.
During all those years, Agnes founded the most successful order in the history of the Catholic Church; It was awarded and world public with the Nobel Peace Prize and became the most famous Catholic nun of all time.

Recent years and dies?

Tomb of Mother Teresa in Calcutta.

Over the years, Mother Teresa's health began to deteriorate growing at a rapid pace. In 1983, he suffered a heart attack while in Rome visiting Pope John Paul II. After a second attack in 1989, she received an artificial pacemaker. In 1991, he overcame pneumonia during a stay in Mexico, for which she was treated at a hospital in California.42 Affected by new cardiac ailments, offered to resign his post as head of the Missionaries of Charity, but the nuns the order in a secret ballot, voted unanimously for him to stay and Mother Teresa agreed to continue her work as head of the orden.42 In 1993 he was admitted to the Hospital of the United Nations in New Delhi following a pulmonary congestion that caused, among other symptoms, fever. That same year developed malaria, which is compounded by their lung and heart problems, and broke three costillas.42 Rome 60
In April 1996, Mother Teresa fell and broke his collarbone. By August, suffering from failure of the left ventricle of his heart. He received a heart surgery, but his health declined significantly. When he fell ill again, he took the controversial decision to penetrate a well-equipped hospital in California, which caused various críticas.61 Being hospitalized for heart problems again, the Archbishop of Calcutta, Henry Sebastian D'Souza, a priest ordered out performed an exorcism on Mother Teresa with her permission because he thought she might have been attacked by the diablo.
The March 13, 1997, he resigned as head of the Missionaries of Charity because of his illness and disease. Sister Nirmala Joshi was elected to take his place but refused to take the title of Mother. In his words, "no one can replace Mother Teresa" 63 Teresa died on September 5, 1997 at 87 years.64 because of a heart attack after dawn with severe back pain and respiratory problems. He was resting in St. Thomas (Calcutta) a week before his death in September 1997. The Indian government awarded him a state funeral and, as part of this, his coffin was moved by much of the city in the same carriage in which they were brought the remains of Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru.