Rubio Pays Homage at Mother Teresa’s Tomb, Bringing ‘Joy’ to Her Nuns
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio began his first India visit at St. Teresa of Kolkata’s tomb, bringing reassurance to her Missionaries of Charity.
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The Path Through Lent Is Deeper, Living Prayer
In Lent’s middle stretch, when prayer can falter, the saints call us back to deeper communion with the God who dwells within us.
Humility Is the Devil’s Achilles’ Heel
COMMENTARY: From Genesis to Guadalupe, Scripture and tradition reveal that Satan cannot replicate humility — the very virtue through which God and his saints defeat him.
How Two Future Saints Inspired a Writer — and a Princess
COMMENTARY: Robert Louis Stevenson and Princess Diana each found themselves transformed by encounters, direct or indirect, with St. Damien of Molokai and St. Teresa of Calcutta.
‘Mother Teresa Is With Us’: Missionaries of Charity Mark 75 Years of Service
Presently, the congregation has 754 homes in 138 countries, with 5,076 nuns serving the poorest of the poor,
‘Mother Teresa: Life, Spirituality, and Message’ Exhibit Opens at St. John Paul II Shrine
The exhibit contains more than 70 panels that highlight Mother Teresa’s life from childhood to canonization; together each piece reveals her radical love for God and others.
Mother Teresa and St. John Paul II: A Look at Their Holy Friendship
The Church celebrates the feast day of St. Teresa of Calcutta on Sept. 5.
Mother Teresa Feared ‘Big Crowds’ — But She Loved Telling Them About the Eucharist
The mission and work of Mother Teresa can be seen in her profound Eucharistic life.
