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Mother Teresa

Mother Teresa No one has ever been beatified in so short a time as Mother Teresa - the pope took this final step before official sainthood just recently, only seven years after her death. And with good reason. During her lifetime, Mother Teresa was widely revered as the "saint of the gutters" for her work with the dying and destitute from India and Rwanda to the Gaza Strip and South Bronx. She did face some criticism throughout her life, most recently from Christopher Hitchens and others who argue that by failing to fight the larger institutions and structures of injustice, she was complicit in their oppression of the poor in the first place. But perhaps this only means she remained resolute in her mission to help the individual - leading social change through her worldwide example.

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