Mother Teresa - A Biography Review

In 1950, with Vatican approval, she founded the Missionaries of Charity to attend to the "dying and diseased".

This draft piece explores the life and legacy of Mother Teresa , focusing on her dedication to the poor, her work in Calcutta, and her lasting impact as a humanitarian, based on biographical accounts. Introduction: A Life of Unconditional Service

Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in Skopje, Ottoman Empire (now North Macedonia) on August 26, 1910. Mother Teresa - A Biography

At age twelve, she felt a call to serve God and spread the love of Christ.

In 1946, while traveling to Darjeeling, she felt a calling to leave the convent and live among the poorest of the poor in the slums of Calcutta. Founding the Missionaries of Charity In 1950, with Vatican approval, she founded the

Her humble order grew from a small local group into an international organization providing hospice, schools, and clinics globally. Global Recognition and Philosophy

The focus was to provide care and dignity to those rejected by society, including lepers, the hungry, and orphans. At age twelve, she felt a call to

She began her religious life with the Sisters of Loreto in Ireland and India, teaching for two decades.