Teresa Nee Nee

Author: Mother Teresa
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: ——The good deeds of love moved humanity ——The smile of love conquered the world
This true story takes place in the "Heart of Pure Love" orphanage, which was organized by Mother Teresa: Once, Mother Teresa found an elderly woman trembling in the garbage heap, suffering from high fever. She knew the woman would not live much longer, so she tried her best to make her last days as comfortable as possible. Later, the sister learned that it was the woman's only son who had thrown her into the garbage heap. Mother Teresa repeatedly persuaded her to forgive the cruel son, praying for her, and praying with her. Gradually, the old woman relaxed her brow of resentment and pain. In the end, she looked calmly into Mother Teresa's eyes and smiled—"Thank you," she said to Mother Teresa, her last words, and then left this world with a peaceful expression.
The sister said, it was the "most beautiful smile" she had ever seen!
Archival records show: Mother Teresa's "Heart of Pure Love" orphanage once sheltered 69,600 homeless and critically ill people, more than half of whom passed away peacefully under the dedicated care of the nuns.
An authorized biography by an authoritative Nobel Peace Prize laureate
A deeply moving story of love; a perfect textbook of love; a authoritative "Bible" of love.
What is love? How to love? This seems like a simple question, almost foolishly so. Yet, many of us, both adults and children, cannot give a proper answer to it; because sometimes we do not know how to love others, or even how to love ourselves!
Mother Teresa, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, was one of the most heart-touching figures of the 20th century. She interpreted "love" in the deepest way through her entire life. Mother Teresa was born in Skopje, Yugoslavia, and left home at the age of 18 to join the Loreto Convent in India. In Calcutta, Mother Teresa was deeply moved by the in the slums, so she founded her own mission—The Missionaries of Charity—to "provide free assistance to the poor, the abandoned by their families, and those suffering from caste oppression, religious conflicts, ethnic disputes, or racial discrimination." In 1997, her passing caused profound grief throughout the world.
The book "Mother Teresa" authentically and vividly recreates the legendary life of Mother Teresa, from her childhood in Albania to Dublin, and then to the streets of Calcutta, showcasing her love, dignity, and honesty. This book has been authorized by the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta and is an authoritative biography of Mother Teresa.