Mother Teresa, Now A Saint, ... More than 100,000 people gathered there to honor now St. Teresa, who's known around the world for helping the neediest people of Kolkata, India.

When people talk about me, I point to it and say, 'Now there's Mother Teresa." The picture, about 18-by-12 inches, shows Mother Teresa standing with Pope John Paul II. His hands are touching her ...

Mother Teresa, known as the “Saint of the Gutters,” dedicated her life to helping others and left her mark on the world as one of the most admired women in history.

Mother Teresa suggests deeper truths about reality. ... helped by food banks and the like have a strange and powerful talent for changing one’s mind about the virtue of helping people at all.

Before she died, Mother Teresa met one last time with Pope John Paul II and then returned to Kolkata to spend her final days with people close to her. She died on September 5, 1997, and was given ...

Mother Teresa motivated her followers to achieve the vision and mission of her association which is helping people who need help. She could influence people to transcend their personal interests ...

Mother used to say: “Poor people are great people”; they know how to share and know the suffering of others. Suffering, experience, makes us compassionate to the sufferings of others.

Mother Teresa and Hillary Clinton forged an improbable partnership in the 1990s over a home for children in Washington, D.C., based on the idea that adoption is a better alternative than abortion ...

Mother Teresa’s day is near. The Catholic nun, a Nobel laureate best known for her work helping the poor in the slums of Kolkata, India, will officially become a saint in a canonization ceremony ...

The sisters rise at 4:40 a.m. the day's schedule is prescribed: Pray. Serve the poor. Pray. Attend mass. Serve the poor. Cook dinner. Sleep. Repeat.