Two separate miracles of healing were credited to Mother Teresa after her death, which made it possible for her to be canonized as Saint Teresa.

UNIDENTIFIED SINGERS: (Singing, unintelligible). MCCARTHY: Cups are cleared after tea and snacks at Mother Teresa's Home for the Dying and Destitute. Founded in 1952 - her first facility.

Pope Francis has recognized a second miracle attributed to Mother Teresa, paving her way to sainthood. On Thursday, he ratified a miracle attributed to her after her death, the Italian Catholic ...

“She was very cruel in how she treated people at her home for the dying. I think she preached a very negative, very medieval, obscurantist ideology.” A representative for Mother Teresa’s ...

And yet, though Mother Teresa’s life and death were the quieter ones, he wrote, they were ultimately the more significant. “To note that is not to compare them unfavorably, as they would not ...

nearly a decade after her official canonization and a quarter century after her death, her reputation is still being sorted out. We are learning new things all the time. Mother Teresa first ...

Lepers, orphaned children, the sick and the dying, all found refuge in the homes created by Mother Teresa to care for them. The documentary shows that her work continues today, with the sisters of ...

When Mother Teresa got to me, she took my hands in ... cleaning toilets with the nuns at their homes for the dying, or folding donations of clothing at maternity homes, it’s those closest ...

Mother Teresa was of Albanian heritage, according to the website for the Nobel Peace Prize. First feeling the call to religious life during her adolescence, she left home in Sept. 1928 at age 18 ...