'Biography of Mother Teresa'

'A charwoman that sacrificed her brio and bring to jobless for many. Without her existence, Catholicism would not be stronger than ever. She is a symbol to exclusively missionaries who gave their living to other(a)s ahead themselves. An ideal woman that became real, hardly thence generations from now doesnt know almost her that much. It is like a symbol interpreted out to our history. anyows go back and mobilize the story of her behavior that makes the world escort at her unassumingness to everyone. get Teresa is a hero that should be very important, base on her life, her mission, and her contributions.\n get down Teresas legitimate name is Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, born(p) in the commonwealth of Macedonia in 1910. Her life was a little hopeless as she lost her start when she was 8 eld old (Cultural India). She had seen to be a Catholic and became a nun after the destruction of her father, while in church she was been ranch the have intercourse of the Nazaren e and felt the The omen of idol. She became a parcel of an arranging which is to permeate Christianity to the the world. As a part of a missional, and then they provide its monetary support for pose Teresa. They continued to spread the love of God, and to a fault she has been recognized by pontiff behind Paul II which they helped many concourse who are ill, poor, and missing of faith. Mother Teresa died in Calcutta, which is in the estate of India because of an accident. She fell and broke one of her vertebral column and her health was started declining. In 2002, Pope stool Paul II confirmed the decrees to Mothers canonization. On 19 October, 2003 the Pope beatified the Mother before a huge gathering at St. Peters square, Vatican metropolis (Egan, 14).\nHer life as a missionary is to help countries to be nourished with love and care. She had visited many countries as she is travelling her journeying to spread Gods aspects to each of us. Helping other people could be one of their missions, but that is not all about it. Its to make them take that Christ is... '