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Mother Teresa Birth Anniversary:Peaceful messengers made for the world by nuns, read their entire journey

Today is the 109th birth anniversary of Mother Teresa, the angel of peace and the icon of humanity. He was born on 26 August 1910 in an Albanian family. The world knows her as Mother Teresa, but in reality her name was Agnes Gonzha Boyajiju. He has served the poor and the afflicted of India, devoted his whole life to serving the leprosy patients and orphans. Due to his work, he has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

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''other Teresa was a Catholic, but she had citizenship of India. Along with India, he had citizenship of many other countries, including Ottoman, Serbia, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia.''

''In the year 1946, he pledged to serve the poor and helpless. For selfless service, Teresa founded the 'Missionaries of Charity' in Kolkata in 1950. He changed his name in 1981.''

''Mother Teresa of Albania origin did what she did for the poor and afflicted people in Kolkata, it is considered unprecedented in the world.''

''He started his organization with 12 members and now this organization is working in 133 countries. They have 4501 sisters in 133 countries.''

''Mother Teresa received many awards during her lifetime for service and upliftment of the poor and the underprivileged. Most prominent among them was the Nobel Peace Prize received in 1979, which was awarded to him for his service to humanity.''

''Pope Francis of the Roman Catholic Church gave Mother Teresa the title of saint during a ceremony in Vatican City. Millions of people from all over the world were witness to this historic moment.''

''Mother Teresa had devoted her entire life for the good of poor and helpless people. She is known for her humanitarian work not only in India but also abroad.''

''Mother Teresa remained in Kolkata till her death and even today her institution is working for the poor. He has also been awarded the Bharat Ratna, Tempton Prize, Order of Merit and Padma Shri with the Nobel Peace Prize. He said, "Wounds that heal wounds are more sacred than praying lips."

''Let me tell you, at the last time of your life, many people also accused Mother Teresa. Instead of serving the poor, they were accused of converting their religion to Christianity. Let me tell you, he died on 5 September 1997 due to constantly declining health.''

He was awarded the Nobel Prize,
which is why he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1979 for his significant contribution in the field of peace and goodwill. Today, on his birth anniversary, a special prayer was organized at the 'Mother House' in Kolkata. This prayer was organized by the Sisters of the Missionaries of Charity.

Mother Teresa was a Roman Catholic nun, Mother Teresa, a
Roman Catholic nun, came to India in the year 1929 and remained here forever. In 1948 he took Indian citizenship. Teresa moved to Kolkata in 1950. He founded the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata in 1950. His established organization, Missionaries of Charity, continues to serve the people through 4500 sisters in 123 countries of the world. Mother Teresa made Kolkata her home and taught the world humanity by serving the poor and helpless class for 68 years. Before coming here, she had been a citizen of Ottoman, Serbia, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia.

Bharat Ratna was received in 1980
when Teresa returned to the country with Nobel Peace Prize in 1979. The next year, in the year 1980, he received the Bharat Ratna. Mother Teresa's health was getting worse day by day while serving the helpless. He resigned from the post of the institution in 1996 due to continued poor health. After this, on 5 September 1997, Mother Teresa said goodbye to this world at the age of 87.

Celebrations all over the country:
Peace prayers were offered at the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata on Monday to pay tribute to Mother Teresa on her 109th birth anniversary. Scores of nuns gathered to offer prayer to the Nobel Prize winner by lighting candles at the flower-adorned grave.

"Mother was not concerned about the success, fame or power; she only belonged to Jesus. She served the poorest of the poor across the world and became the defender of the right to life for the unborn and challenged children, who were perceived as the burden to the society," a nun said in her eulogy.

In September 2017, Mother Teresa was declared Patron Saint of the Archdiocese of Calcutta by the Vatican Pope for her selfless service towards helping the underprivileged and poor in Kolkata.

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