Overview
Even though she never bore a child physically, Gonxha Agnes Bojaxhiu deserves the name by which everyone knows her: Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Her sayings reveal the qualities that we treasure in every mother: playfulness, compassion, humility, calmness, evenhandedness, the ability to reprove wrongdoing with firmness and love, and the ability to maintain a sense of humor even in the most dire circumstances. In this collection, Mother Teresa remains alive, and through her Jesus whom she so loved, and so wants us to love.
Synopsis
Even though she never bore a child physically, Gonxha Agnes Bojaxhiu deserves the name by which everyone knows her: Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Her sayings reveal the qualities that we treasure in every mother: playfulness, compassion, humility, calmness, evenhandedness, the ability to reprove wrongdoing with firmness and love, and the ability to maintain a sense of humor even in the most dire circumstances. In this collection, Mother Teresa remains alive, and through her Jesus whom she so loved, and so wants us to love.