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Mother Teresa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Criticism of Teresa in the United States grew sharper after it was revealed that Charles Keating, who stole in excess of US$252 million in the Savings and Loan scandal of the 1980s, had donated $1.25 million to Mother Teresa's order.
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As Free Inquiry was going to press, we heard that Mother Teresa was suffering from heart trouble and malaria and there was concern about her chances of survival. It was, therefore, suggested to the editors that it would be inappropriate to print an interview that contains criticism of Mother Teresa's work and influence.
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A selection of articles related to Mother Teresa - Criticism ... A Wisdom Archive on Mother Teresa - Criticism ... Mother Teresa - Criticism: Encyclopedia II - Missionaries of Charity - Criticisms...
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After Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's suspension of civil liberties in 1975, Mother Teresa said: "People are happier. There are more jobs.
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On Dec. 11, 1979, Mother Teresa, the "Saint of the Gutters," went to Oslo. Dressed in her signature blue-bordered sari and shod in sandals despite below-zero temperatures, the former Agnes Bojaxhiu received that ultimate worldly accolade, the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Salon Newsreal: There was less -- and more -- to Mother Teresa than met the eye. By Christopher Hitchens ... Saint to the rich There was less -- and more -- to Mother Teresa than met the eye.
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Mother Teresa may be on her way to sainthood, but the criticism of her order, the Missionaries of Charity, has just begun and likely will continue until some serious reform comes about.
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Mother Teresa has come across criticism despite her overwhelming praise by the media. ... It is the heroification of Mother Teresa that makes her virtually immune to criticism, and the small amount of criticism that she does get is hurriedly dismissed.
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