Results from Tag: 'mother teresa'
‘Love Till It Hurts’: Movie Documents the Holy Life of St. Teresa of Calcutta
New film hits theaters first week of October.
The Life of Queen Elizabeth and a Documentary on Mother Teresa (Sept. 10)
Queen Elizabeth II met five popes in her lifetime. Pope Francis in his statement upon her death Sept. 8 promised prayers for her peaceful repose and praised her for ‘her example of devotion to duty, her steadfast witness of faith in Jesus Christ and her firm hope in his promises.’ Edward Pentin, the Register’s Rome Correspondent, who hails from England, joins us now to remember the Queen. Then EWTN News’ executive director Matthew Bunson and the National Catholic Register’s Jeanette De Melo discuss Mother Teresa and the film ‘Mother Teresa: No Greater Love’ marking the 25th anniversary of her death.
A Smile Is the Beginning of Love: The Little Way of Mother Teresa
St. Teresa of Calcutta treated each individual with dignity and love, and her every encounter began with a smile.
The Eucharistic Life of St. Teresa of Calcutta
Recognizing, adoring, loving and receiving Jesus in the Holy Eucharist propelled her to recognize, love, welcome and care for him under even the most distressing disguise of the poorest of the poor.
Vatican Hosts Premiere of Mother Teresa Documentary Produced by Knights of Columbus
The Missionaries of Charity are the religious community that Mother Teresa founded in 1950.
Film About Mother Teresa to Hit Theaters in October
Notable moments in the film include footage in Kenya, where the Missionaries of Charity are caring for children with deformities and serious developmental disabilities.
Mother Teresa, Dorothy Day, Andrei Sakharov — Prophets of Human Dignity
“Respect for the human person considers the other ‘another self.’ It presupposes respect for the fundamental rights that flow from the dignity intrinsic of the person.” (CCC 1944)
Lay Hold of Joy This Easter Season
“Joy is prayer; joy is strength: joy is a net by which you can catch souls.” —St. Teresa of Calcutta
Missionaries of Charity Forced to Ration Food in India After Government Blocks Foreign Funds
The missionaries normally help some 600 people at their Kolkata motherhouse and their children’s orphanage Shishu Bhavan.
