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Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Get to know the real ‘Mother’ Teresa on her birth anniversary

For generations of Hindus, ‘Mother’ Teresa has been drilled into our minds as the epitome of compassion and charity. Government schools have paintings of her alongside Bharatiya role models. Even some practising Hindus forget their own saints & tradition of sewa when it comes to singing paeans to the Catholic ‘saint’ from Albania.

Today, as the establishment media has flooded us with articles eulogising Teresa, a Nobel Peace Prize winner “for work undertaken in the struggle to overcome poverty and distress”, the unsavoury truth about this missionary can be learnt through a short video or a long-form article, whichever suits the reader.

Or you can read this Dharma Dispatch article by the inimitable Sandeep Balakrishna –

How the Vatican’s Mission to Colonise Bharatavarsha was Strengthened by Teresa

Some older articles by HinduPost are also well worth a read to get to know ‘Saint’ Teresa better –

Sainthood to Mother Teresa: The Miraculous Disappearance of Reason!

Prominent Jesuit, supported by ‘Mother’ Teresa, was a rampant child abuser


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