The Albanian Nun

Sister Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu was best known as ‘Mother Teresa,’ who oversaw the running of the Home for Dying Destitutes in Calcutta, India, for the enhancement and glory of the Roma Catholic Church.

On the surface and to most of the media and who’s who around the world, her work with Calcutta’s poor and destitute and dying was nothing short of next to Godliness in all that Jesus Christ stood for.

Despite the numerous allegations of priestly misconduct and a decline in the Catholic Doctrine, Mother Teresa stood out as a beacon of hope. Her work was seen as a miracle, a testament to the power of faith. The contrast between her public image and the allegations is striking, challenging our perceptions and beliefs.

But, just like the Bible, which is the belief structure and foundation of Christianity, one must read between the lines to understand the true meaning of the words spoken by individuals who didn’t exist!

Mother Teresa’s approach to caring for the dying, which involved allowing them to suffer without medical supervision, has been a subject of controversy. Similarly, her use of the needy to raise significant donations, which allegedly ended up in the Vatican bank, has raised questions about the ethics of the Roman Catholic Church’s hierarchy. These aspects of her work invite a deeper, more critical understanding.

Of course, not all funds raised by Mother Teresa went to her scrupulous friends at the Vatican bank. It seems that nunneries started popping up all over the globe in 123 countries to train over 4,000 nuns to work as missionaries for charities that were carbon copies of the missionary school in Calcutta.

Upon her death, it was discovered that Mother Teresa was (alleged) to have had a Swiss bank account worth millions of dollars.  

But what is true is the existence of God can be seen in the eyes of those dying and destitute people while lying on a cot in their own excrement, urine, and vomit, while Mother Teresa built her missionaries of glory!

Sister Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu died on September 5, 1997, and lived her life as a follower of Christ for 69 years.

“Jesus said unto him, follow me; and let the dead bury their dead.” Mat. 8:22.

Summary

The more one studies Christianity, the uglier it gets!

Their abuse of humanity over the past two thousand years in the name of God is legendary. Their survival is historic. Their downfall will be memorable!

Ivan Peter Kovak