Mother Teresa

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The biography traces Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu's journey from her modest Albanian origins to her emergence as Mother Teresa, renowned for her work with the impoverished in Calcutta. Highlighting her determination in a male-dominated Catholic hierarchy, the narrative explores her founding of the Missionaries of Charity and the challenges she faced. It delves into the scrutiny surrounding her methods and funding, raising questions about her choices, including her treatment of patients and relationships with controversial figures. Readers are encouraged to evaluate her legacy and the debate over her sainthood.