Mother Teresa suggests deeper truths about reality. ... helped by food banks and the like have a strange and powerful talent for changing one’s mind about the virtue of helping people at all.

Mother Teresa, Now A Saint, ... More than 100,000 people gathered there to honor now St. Teresa, who's known around the world for helping the neediest people of Kolkata, India.

Mother Teresa, known as the “Saint of the Gutters,” dedicated her life to helping others and left her mark on the world as one of the most admired women in history.

Mother Teresa’s day is near. The Catholic nun, a Nobel laureate best known for her work helping the poor in the slums of Kolkata, India, will officially become a saint in a canonization ceremony ...

Mother Teresa spoke for more than 40 minutes at the civic center, addressing her message to the thousands of young people before her, telling them to open their lives to God. "Let him use you to ...

When Mother Teresa got to me, she took my hands in hers, looked up at me and into my eyes and asked me when I was coming to Calcutta. I nervously lied and said, "soon, very soon." That was more ...

Poverty, as Mother Teresa once said, can be freeing. "People keep constantly …” said Sister Shikha, making phone-scrolling motions with her hands. “Nobody talking to each other. … ...

Mother Teresa helped the poorest of the poor and encouraged this work of mercy throughout the world, ... to invite people to come and help us, to come and see. I can see all around us, ...

When Mother Teresa saw poor people struggling to survive, she wanted to do something about it. However, Teresa would need Pope Pius XII’s permission to go into the slums and live and help the ...

Mother Teresa and Hillary Clinton forged an improbable partnership in the 1990s over a home for children in Washington, D.C., based on the idea that adoption is a better alternative than abortion ...

Pope Francis celebrated his 86th birthday on Saturday with the Missionaries of Charity, honoring three people who care for “the poorest of the poor” with the Mother Teresa Award.