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Mother Teresa


The topic for the final paper in Roman Catholicism was to write on anything in Catholicism that you found to be interesting. That was a very broad topic to choose from so I was having a bit of trouble trying to choose a topic that I thought was most interesting to me, given that we have learned so many interesting facts in class. Last week while I was at work I was walking up the stairs to get to the copy room. On the walls going up the stairs of my job we have what is called “The Wall of Heroes”. One of the “heroes” on the wall is Mother Teresa. Being that I work for an organization that is a charity I thought it would befitting to write about a woman who not only devoted her life to charity but is widely respected and praised for touching the lives of so many.
Mother Teresa was born Agnes Bojaxhiu on August 26, 1910 in Uskub, in the Kosovo Providence of the Ottoman Empire, which is now known as the city of Skopje in the Republic of Macedonia. Her......

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