When she was born on August 26, 1910, Mother Teresa was given the name Agnes Goce Bojadziu. This took place in Skopje, in a wealthy Albanian Catholic family. Her father, Nikola Bojadziu, a native of Prizren, was an ardent Albanian nationalist and a member of an underground organization whose goal was to “cleanse Skopje of Slavic occupiers (meaning Macedonians, Serbs, and Bulgarians) and annex it to Albania.” His hatred of Slavs led to Nikola's violent death in 1919—he was killed during an attack on a Serbian village. His daughter inherited his dislike of Slavs.
Although she was fluent in Serbian and even graduated from a Serbian high school, she always communicated through an interpreter during her future official visits to Yugoslavia.
The new saint effectively banned painkillers, saying, “There is something beautiful in how the poor accept their lot, how they suffer, like Jesus on the cross. The world gains much from suffering. Torment means that Jesus is kissing you.” As a result, pain shock became the cause of death for many.
The more the patient suffered, the easier it was to convince them that to be free from suffering, they had to become Catholic, and Jesus Christ would help them. The baptism ceremony in hospices is as simple as everything else: the patient's head is covered with a wet cloth and the appropriate prayer is read. And then, if the patient survives, they will tell everyone that it was thanks to their conversion to Catholicism, and if they do not survive, they will not tell anyone.
...When epidemics broke out in India, Mother Teresa did not help to combat them, but instead actively posed for photographs with the sick. And when she later arrived in Rome, the media reported to the whole world that she had been placed in quarantine. This was yet another reminder of her supposed fight against disease.
You can find detailed descriptions of her visit to the Armenian SSR after the earthquake in Spitak, but you cannot find information about how much money the foundation allocated at that time and to whom.
Thanks to massive propaganda, millions of people believed in the universal benefactor of the unfortunate and sent their donations to her order. In addition to the Nobel Prize, Mother Teresa and her order received dozens of other awards from various organizations, amounting to huge sums of money. However, the Nobel laureate did not like to talk about how they were spent. She usually responded to journalists' requests for interviews by saying, “Talk to God instead.”
The most powerful scandal related to the spending of donations received by Agnes Bojaxhiu occurred in 1991, when the German magazine Stern published information based on documents that only 7% of donations went to the treatment of patients. Huge sums of money were deposited in the accounts of the Vatican Bank in Rome.
Is this not the main reason for the canonization of this “saint”?
Mother Teresa was not bothered by the origin of donations. She calmly accepted money stolen by dictators from their people. Money does not smell. Even for saints.
On December 3, 1984, the largest man-made disaster in human history occurred in the Indian city of Bhopal. As a result of an explosion of a 60,000-liter tank at a chemical plant owned by the American company Union Carbide, 42 tons of toxic fumes were released into the air. 4,000 people died immediately, and another 21,000 later. The total number of victims was up to 600,000 people.
This time, Mother Teresa did not remain indifferent to the tragedy of the Indian people. She arrived in Bhopal accompanied by her numerous nuns and volunteers. Mother Teresa spoke in crowded places and explained in her speeches that this was punishment from God, that people should pray, and that he would punish those responsible,
but that now was the time to forgive. The last word was the main one in all her speeches. The nuns and volunteers instilled the same idea individually in those to whom they provided their primitive medical assistance. I wonder how much Union Carbide paid her?
Union Carbide made a large donation to Mother Teresa's order. Of course, it was for medical assistance, not propaganda. Heh heh. Why am I not surprised?
There is also information that Mother Teresa's organization provided secret financial assistance to the Nicaraguan Contras. This is indirectly confirmed by her awarding of the Medal of Freedom by US President Ronald Reagan in 1985.
Her letters to her confessor, the Belgian Jesuit priest Henry, and her diaries have become public knowledge. In them she writes: “I have no faith,” “Heaven is closed,” “They tell me that God loves me, but the dark, cold, and empty reality is so strong that nothing touches my soul. Everything inside me is cold as ice.”
But the most unexpected entry was the following: "I feel lost. The Lord does not love me. God may not be God. Perhaps he does not exist," which is completely inappropriate for a nun who constantly claimed to communicate regularly with Jesus Christ. Of course, this scandal did not affect the Holy See's decision on the sanctity of Agnes Bojadjiu, but again, a pause had to be taken. And the question arises: was she mentally healthy?
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