Mother Teresa - The Mother of the Nation


Mother Teresa is commonly known for her Serving the poor and destitute person. Really she was the mother of the Nation. Read the full article to know more about her.

About Mother Teresa

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Mother Teresa is commonly known for her Serving the poor and destitute person. Really she was the God,s gift to the humanity and to the nation. She dedicated her life to serve the poor people and destitute. Actually Mother Teresa was born as an Albanian. But later she had got the nationality of India. She became the mother not for India but for the poor people of the world. Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata is founded by a Roman Catholic nun. Mother Teresa was working as a nun in this Charity. Mother Teresa has given her life for helping the poor, helping the people affected by some natural calamities and the people who were unwanted by the society. Her love, humanity and helping nature was make her to achieve the Noble Peace Prize laureate.

The Original Name of Mother Teresa was-Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu
The Date of Birth of Mother Teresa was-August 26, 1910 in Skopje, Macedonia
Mother Teresa Started Missionaries of Charity in the year 1950
Mother Teresa received the Nobel Prize in the year 1979
Mother Teresa received the Bharat Ratna in the year 1980
The death of Mother Teresa was on September 5, 1997

Mother Teresa 2The original name or the childhood name of Mother Teresa was Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu who was belongs to Albanian. But her love and affection made her as a citizen of India. She was born in the year August 26, 1910 in Skopje of Macedonia. Her father was a merchant and she was his youngest daughter. Then she thought to spread the love of Christ so at the age of 18 she joined the Sisters of Loreto which was an Irish community of nuns. Then after some months her training was completed and She came to India. Then she taught geography at the St. Mary's High School of Kolkata. But when she saw the poverty and the poor people of Kolkata her mind was changed and she left the school and worked for the poor people in the slums of Kolkata. Then she started an open air school for homeless children and helped the poor people and the unwanted people of the society. Then she joined the Missionaries of Charity. At that time there are only 12 nun were there. But now there are above 4000 nuns are working. Then she was awarded with many Prizes such as Pope John XXIII Peace Prize in the year 1971, Nehru Prize for Promotion of International Peace & Understanding in the year 1972, Balzan Prize in the year 1978, Nobel Peace Prize in the year 1979 and Bharat Ratna in the year 1980.

On March 13, 1997 Mother Teresa was left us after 9 days of her 87th birthday. But she still in in our heart and soul. Let us pray for her and use her words in work.


Comments

Guest Author: Debashish Bhattachar05 Apr 2011

Hi Ardhendu,
It is nice to have this post in resource. Hoping to get many more from all of us.

Thanks,
Debashish Bhattacharya

Guest Author: Kumaraditya Sarkar09 Apr 2011

I don't think the Missionaries of Charity is as great as it looks like. See Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity.



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