She made the world – believers and non-believers – read pages of a living Gospel.

“Mother Teresa died in the house where she and her sisters had lived in Calcutta since the 1940s. She was 87 years old and her face – tiny like her whole figure and deeply wrinkled – had become the very epitome of charity and of the total gift of self to others. She was called the Mother of the poor. But even among the various forms of poverty Mother Teresa managed to push herself to the extreme limit, just as her love of Christ was extreme and total. She chose to be with the poorest of the poor and, in this search she made the world – believers and non-believers – read pages of a living Gospel, of a Gospel at work among the conquests and contradictions of our times.”