Mother Teresa, with her philanthropic spirit, silently paid attention to the poor and made them feel respected, cared for and loved. Mother Teresa did not have profound philosophy, but only used sincerity, service and action-oriented love to cure the most serious causes of human diseases: selfishness, greed, enjoyment, indifference, cruelty, exploitation and other evil behaviors; and also to lead to social justice. and world peace, opening up a new path.

Mother Teresa dedicated everything to the poor, the sick, the orphans, the lonely, the homeless and the dying; from the age of 12 until her death at the age of 87, she never Live only for yourself and only for those who are suffering.

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Mother Teresa won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her lifelong commitment to eradicating poverty. In October 2003, she was included in the Catholic beatification list by Pope John Paul II, and Mother Teresa's name was changed to Blessed Teresa.

When she went to Switzerland to receive the award in 1979, she hoped that the Swedish government would cancel the state banquet prepared for her and donate all the award and the money raised from attending the event to the Missionary Sisters of Charity she founded. .

In 1999, she was voted by the American people as the top of the list of the most admired figures of the 20th century, followed by Martin Luther King and John F. Kennedy. She overwhelmingly became a great person in the hearts of people across the United States.

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