Mother Teresa

Mother Teresa, born in 1910 in Albania, was a Roman Catholic nun and missionary known for her unwavering commitment to serving the poor and sick. She founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1950, which focuses on helping those in desperate need, reflecting her deep Christian faith. Mother Teresa’s spirituality emphasized love, compassion, and the dignity of every human being. Her efforts drew global attention to the plight of the impoverished and the marginalized. In 2016, she was canonized as a saint, symbolizing her enduring legacy in promoting charity and humanitarian work rooted in spiritual devotion.