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Mother Teresa, 1910 - 1997
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Background | Local Visits and Work | On the Web
Mother Teresa Dies at 87
(Washington Post, Sept. 6, 1997)
Hailed for Mercy, 'Saint of Gutters' Aided the Poorest
(Washington Post, Sept. 6, 1997)
Appreciation: Amid the World's Poor, a Great Treasure
(Washington Post, Sept. 6, 1997)
Teresa Mourned by Those She Touched in D.C. Area
(Washington Post, Sept. 6, 1997)
Mother Teresa— in Her Own Words
(Associated Press, Sept. 5, 1997)
Highlights of Mother Teresa's Life
(Associated Press, Sept. 5, 1997)
Mother Teresa Celebrates 87th Birthday
(Associated Press, Aug. 26, 1997)
Successor to Mother Teresa is Named
(Washington Post, March 14, 1997)
Mother Teresa, Successor Look to Future
(Washington Post, March 15, 1997)
Mother Teresa in Baltimore
(Washington Post, May 30, 1996)
Abortion, Contraception Condemned
(Washington Post, Feb. 4, 1994)
Mother Teresa Brings Call for Service, Peace, to D.C.
(Washington Post, June 6, 1988)
Neighbors Are Fearful of Nuns' Caring For the Dying in Convent
(Washington Post, Jan. 12, 1987)
The Nobel site has a press release about her prize and a biography.
These fans received a hand-written note from Mother Teresa.
A review of Mother Teresa's 1995 book, "A Simple Path" on Catholic Information Center on the Net.
Read the text of Teresa's speech at the
1994 National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.
© Copyright 1997 The Washington Post Company
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