
A Cause of Joy in Newark: Mother Teresa’s Mission, 42 Years Strong
Only when one gives abundantly with joy, and is joyful, can one become a cause of joy to others.
Only when one gives abundantly with joy, and is joyful, can one become a cause of joy to others.
Sister Mary Joseph discusses the current state of the religious congregation with the Register, 25 years after Mother Teresa’s death.
The postulator of St. Teresa’s cause, the Knights of Columbus’ supreme knight and an award-winning director discuss inspiring forthcoming film.
The saint’s legacy remains alive and vibrant in the Indian city where she founded the Missionaries of Charity to serve the poorest of the poor.
BOOK PICK: ‘To Love and Be Loved’ by Jim Towey delivers the personal portrait it promises: the genuine likeness of a saint.
Missionaries of Charity celebrate Mother Teresa as anniversary draws near.
The sisters of the order founded by St. Teresa of Calcutta were welcomed at a parish in the town of Cañas.
The sisters were welcomed to the Diocese of Tilarán-Liberia in neighboring Costa Rica by Bishop Manuel Eugenio Salazar Mora.
The National Assembly still has to approve the order. However, President Ortega’s Sandinista National Liberation Front political party holds 75 out of the 90 seats, so it is expected to be approved.
“Joy is prayer; joy is strength: joy is a net by which you can catch souls.” —St. Teresa of Calcutta
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