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Mother Teresa of Calcutta and Her Life of Charity - Kids Biography Books Ages 9-12 | Children's Biography Books
Mother Teresa's life is an example of charitable living that kids should follow. The lessons that can be learned from learning about her can be used as a stepping stone towards the foundation of values. Allowing a child to read about others will pave the way for growth through self-paced study. Get a copy of this book and encourage healthy reading today!
Mother Teresa of Calcutta and Her Life of Charity - Kids Biography Books Ages 9-12 Children's Biography Books
Mother Teresa's life is an example of charitable living that kids should follow. The lessons that can be learned from learning about her can be used as a stepping stone towards the foundation of values. Allowing a child to read about others will pave the way for growth through self-paced study. Get a copy of this book and encourage healthy reading today!
A Revolution of Love
In this Mother Teresa biography by David Scott, we meet the Mother Teresa that we would never have met simply from television interviews or news images. A complex figure, Mother Teresa found her life's work only after years of false starts and by overcoming great practical difficulties. Her love for the poor was accompanied by a stern critique of the rich and powerful. And she lived much of her life in an anguished dark night of the soul. Discover the real Mother Teresa in this inspiring yet unsentimental biography of her life
Outlined Teresa's Story - the Devil's Revenge
When Teresa gets settled she starts school she makes new friends from old enemies, and gets involved in James personal life. Teresa begins her magical training again and the evil that has been following her around has started to attack her magical family and friends. The assailant is becoming more creative with his attacks. Teresas world is getting torn apart, James loses everything. Teresa starts to uncover some of the many secrets being kept from her. Teresa, Morgan, James and Aimeric go into battle together and the family suffers the ultimate loss. Is this it or could there be more?
Against Every Hope
Mother Teresa looked tired, doing her best to greet the swarm of people around her. Finally, it was like the sea parted and we were in her arms. I felt I had known her all my life. Her presence was so immediate, so focused. She made us feel totally welcome. She held my hand as I pled our case. "We want to be parents," I told her. "We want this child." Americans adopting a baby girl in India from a Missionaries of Charity orphanage is not a common occurrence. The order rarely worked with Americans, the Richesons were not Catholic, and Bonnie had been previously divorced. Three strikes. But Bonnie and Cliff refused to be counted out. They would struggle against every hope, even carrying their appeal to Mother Teresa herself, to bring that baby girl home as their daughter.
Royal Court Theatre Presents Mother Teresa is Dead
First new play in six years from author of The Clearing.
The Letters of Saint Teresa
This is a three volume set and complete collection of Saint Teresa of Avila's letters. The letters of great people are the best revelation of their personality. This is particularly true of the letters of the Saints of God, who in their correspondence reveal the working of the Spirit of God in their hearts, in a way which their more formal works and treatises do not do so fully. Letters are obviously more personal and display the true spirit of the writer in action. In regard to the letters of St. Teresa it is true that they have long been known in various translations and editions, but anyone who will take the trouble to compare the former translations with this present edition cannot fail ...
Minor Works of St. Teresa
From the INTRODUCTION. The Minor Writings of St. Teresa, - Minor because they occupy but little space in print, although as a revelation of the beauty and grandeur of her soul they equal the Life and the Interior Castle, - comprise the Poems, the Conceptions of the Love of God, the Exclamations and certain Maxims. While the Exclamations and the Maxims are fairly well known to English readers, the Poems and the Conceptions will probably come as a surprise to many of them. It is necessary to say a few words by way of Introduction. "POEMS." "I know one," says the Saint in her Life, evidently speaking of herself," who, though she was not a poet, yet composed, without any preparation, certain sta...
