
St. Teresa of Calcutta
03Nov 2020
By Renae Kranz Perhaps the most well-known modern-day saint in the world today was a tiny woman who lived in a poor country and cared for the least among us. She did not seek fame, but in many ways it found her anyway. She also found criticism from some because she did not do her work the way they thought she should. She did her work anyway. [caption id="attachment_5400" align="alignright" width="210"] Vatican City - October 1994. Mother Teresa, a Roman Catholic religious sister and missionary with the Missionaries of Charity, who lived most of her life in India, attended the 1994 Synod as an invited auditor. (L'Osservatore Romano)[/caption] The most difficult trial she faced was one that was unknown to the world until after her death: a spiritual absence of…