Mother Teresa and St. John Paul II: A Look at Their Holy Friendship
The Church celebrates the feast day of St. Teresa of Calcutta on Sept. 5.
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The Catholic Church Needs Mothers, Not Synodality
COMMENTARY: Women like Sts. Helen, Monica, Catherine of Siena and Teresa of Calcutta are reminders that, more than anything else, what the Church, the world, and all men, women and children need is simple.
Mother Teresa is ‘Teacher of Love’ Says Kolkata Archbishop on Anniversary of Saint’s Death
Sept. 5 is also observed as Teachers Day in India.
‘Love Till It Hurts’: Movie Documents the Holy Life of St. Teresa of Calcutta
New film hits theaters first week of October.
A Smile Is the Beginning of Love: The Little Way of Mother Teresa
St. Teresa of Calcutta treated each individual with dignity and love, and her every encounter began with a smile.
The Eucharistic Life of St. Teresa of Calcutta
Recognizing, adoring, loving and receiving Jesus in the Holy Eucharist propelled her to recognize, love, welcome and care for him under even the most distressing disguise of the poorest of the poor.
USCCB Votes to Inscribe Mother Teresa in the US Liturgical Calendar
The bishops voted to include her feast day as an optional memorial that could be celebrated in the Mass on Sept. 5, the anniversary of St. Teresa of Calcutta’s death.
United Nations Honors Mother Teresa With a Postage Stamp
The stamp bears one of St. Teresa of Calcutta’s famous sayings: “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.”
As India Fights for Breath Amid COVID Surge, a Call for Catholics to Pray
‘Prayer is very powerful; and when you feel like, well, I can’t do anything except pray ... you know what, that’s really a lot. ... Lest we forget the power of God, prayer is doing something.’ — Chris Stefanick, Real Life Catholic
