teresa

She was called Mother - a woman whose boundless love has touched the lives of millions.

Rich illustrations fill this biography of Mother Teresa, which describes such parts of her life as her work in Calcutta, her love of children, and her Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.

An account of the life of Mother Teresa, the Serbian nun who founded a religious order, the Sisters of Charity, to serve the sick and needy of Calcutta, India, and of the work that earned her a Nobel Peace Prize.

Mother Teresa shares the thoughts and experiences that led her to choose a life as a missionary and her thoughts about prayer, faith, love, service, and peace.

Presents a comprehensive collection of letters written by Mother Teresa to her spiritual advisors over decades that chronicles her spiritual journey and the struggles she had with her own faith and duty.

A photographic biography of Nobel laureate Mother Teresa, providing information about her childhood in the Balkans, her early interest in charitable works, her decision to become a nun, her work as head of the Missionaries of Charity, an order she founded in 1950, and her retirement.

Presents a biographical profile of Mother Teresa, discussing her early life, her call to help the poor and suffering, and her work in Calcutta as head of the Missionaries of Charity.