Mother Teresa Hero

“Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier” (Mother Teresa, Brainy Quotes). Mother Teresa, known for her great achievements in work with the dying and the poor, was born on August 26, 1910, in Skopje, Macedonia. Not only did she help those dying or poor, she also took mission trips and donated to charities. In most of her life she grew up and lived in Skopje Macedonia, but travelled a lot to places like Ireland, India, and Italy. Although she wasn’t married, she occupied her time well by always caring for others. Unfortunately, things took a turn for the worse and Mother Teresa passed away on September 6, 1997, due to heart failure. Mother Teresa and her great works will always be remembered. Through

Mother Teresa helps those realize that money and power are not everything, and to always be there for others, “Mother Teresa called upon those who lived in a world caught up in the race to be rich, powerful, and effective. To be aware of their own poverty, to make themselves weak with the weak and not to seek to do big things but only small things with love” (Spink 131). She shows everyone that small things make a big difference and that it’s okay to be different from others. For the most part, she helps those see the good in every situation. Comparatively, Mother teresa helps others for instance, in education for school and learning more about God, “...They were letters not only about matters of conscience but also about her life in Asansol, where she once again taught geography and where she prepared children for their first communion” (Spink 27). Mother Teresa spends her time helping children with their future by teaching them important school studies. She also takes the time to help little kids get closer to God by preparing them for first communion. After Months of medical training, for the first time she went to Calcutta with a goal to aid the unwanted, uninvolved, and uncared for (Mother Teresa Biography 15). Mother Teresa helped those realize they’re special and loved to someone. She let them know someone is always there for them and to step out of their comfort zone to help

She takes the time to make sure others are well taught and cared for, “Even when she returned tired from the work, from begging or from meeting people, she would make time in which to teach her young companions” (Spink 50). No matter how tired she was, she still continued to help people. In like manner, a cyclone hit and made 2 million people lose their homes, and the floods and devastation took the lives of thousands...Mother Teresa gathered a group of sisters to help these victims (Spink 81). After their homes were destroyed, Mother Teresa took it upon herself to help these victims rebuild their lives. As well as helping those rebuild their homes, and she also helps those who didn’t even have a home to begin with. Rupees come to stay in the house Mother Teresa made to be well taken care of, but unfortunately had no belongings, “Mother Teresa immediately offered her pillow, but the sisters were reluctant to accept her sacrifice, feeling she needed to rest properly at the end of a rigorous days work” (Spink 49). Mother Teresa is constantly helping and taking care of other people, each and every day. Even after working a long day, she still offered someone who had nothing, a pillow so they could sleep comfortably and it didn’t bother her that she didn’t. Mother Teresa takes care of others, and most of the time, puts others before her. As