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Santa Teresa de Calcuta​ o Madre Teresa de Calcuta

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Santa Teresa de Calcuta​ o Madre Teresa de Calcuta

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She was a Catholic nun of Albanian origin, who founded the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta in 1950. For more than 45 years she cared for the poor, sick, orphaned and dying

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Agnes, which was her real name, discovered her vocation at an early age, and then decided that she was destined for religious life. It was then that she chose to change her name to "Teresa" in reference to the patron saint of missionaries.

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Agnes, which was her real name, discovered her vocation at an early age, and then decided that she was destined for religious life. It was then that she chose to change her name to "Teresa" in reference to the patron saint of missionaries.

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By the 1970s she was internationally known and had acquired a reputation as a humanitarian and defender of the poor and defenseless.

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By the 1970s she was internationally known and had acquired a reputation as a humanitarian and defender of the poor and defenseless.

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She won the Nobel Peace Prize and the highest civilian award in India, to which were added a dozen top-level awards and recognitions, both national and international.

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She won the Nobel Peace Prize and the highest civilian award in India, to which were added a dozen top-level awards and recognitions, both national and international.

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"Let no one ever come close to you without leaving you feeling a little better and happier"