1910-

A biography of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, following her early life as Agnes Bojaxhiu in Serbian-dominated Skopje, discussing her decision to join the religious life, and examining various issues arising from her work as the leader of the Missionaries of Charity.

Chronicles the story of Mother Teresa's early years with her family.

A brief biography of the nun who has heightened the consciousness of the world to helping the poor.

A biography of the nun who founded the order known as the Missionaries of Charity to work with the sick and destitute in Calcutta and other places and who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979.

A biography of the nun whose many years of working with the poor and outcast people was recognized with the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize.

Gathers into one source what she has said and written about her life, her work, her faith, and the spiritual joy she has found.

Examines the life of Mother Teresa, a nun who devoted herself to working with the poor and dying in India.

A biography of the nun whose tireless work in the slums of Calcutta has made her a living saint.

Contains two plays by twentieth-century French author Jean Genet, including "The Maids, " the story of two domestic workers who attempt to destory their employer; and "Deathwatch, " in which two convicts go to great lengths to impress a fellow prisoner who has become a legend in criminal circles.

A chronicle of the German battleship's history until it was sunk in 1941.