Mother Teresa of Calcutta is remembered on September 5th, the date that marks the anniversary of her death, which occurred in 1997. The Albanian nun born in Skopje dedicated her life to serving the poorest in India, founding the order Missionaries of Charity in 1950.
The publication highlights that Mother Teresa's words continue to inspire the entire world. Her messages about compassion, love for one's neighbor, and dedication to others remain relevant decades after her death.
Mother Teresa was canonized by the Catholic Church in 2016, receiving the title of Saint Teresa of Calcutta. Throughout her life, she received numerous international awards, including the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, for her work in favor of those in need.
Mother Teresa's memory is celebrated annually in various parts of the world, especially in Catholic communities and charitable organizations that continue her legacy of helping the most vulnerable.
