I think you've all heard about Mother Teresa, who set up schools for the poor, shelters for the dying, a global missionary organization of more than 4,000 members for lepers, but in the investigation we found that her legacy was not pure from the motives for establishing the missionary organization, and today we look at the dark side of Mother Teresa.
She was the daughter of a grocer, born to Teresa at the end of August 1910, who claimed to have begun to feel a spiritual connection with God at the age of 12, joined the Sisters' Society at the age of 18 and began to preach the gospel, from 1931 to 1948 she taught at St. Mary's Secondary School in Kolkata, in 1948 she decided to cooperate with the city's School for The Poor and Open-Air Children, and in 1950 the Pope approved the existence of the Order until 1965 when it became an official international religious community.
Mother Teresa's order soon expanded globally, creating centers for the service of the disadvantaged, starting with only 12 believers and eventually growing to about 5,600 members and hundreds of thousands of volunteers to help manage missionaries, which at the time were orphanages, schools, homeless shelters, health care, clinics, and spiritual homes for the sick and dying around the world, and in 1952 she established a hospice facility for the care of the dying patient called nerve her die, It means a place of purity.
Throughout her life Mother Teresa amassed many awards, the Magazine Prize in 1962, the Peace Prize of Pope John in 1971, the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, the Nauru Prize in 1972, the Ball and Prize in 1979 and the Templeton Prize in 1973, she had a heart attack in 1989 and died on September 5, 1997, her position in the Catholic Church was extremely high, and only 2 years after her death it was proposed to list her as a saint, and Pope John Paul II accelerated the pace, By 2016 she was officially listed as a saint by Pope Francis I.
And according to an academic study in Canada, Mother Teresa's way of caring for the sick is rather dubious, her political connections are questionable, and her management of huge sums of money is also suspicious, and in 1994 a documentary called "Angel" criticized Mother Teresa, which was funded by a person who had worked in Mother Teresa's house, including criticism of the sanitary conditions of her missionaries, who likened it to Nazi concentration camps, when asked why the water used to wash needles was not disinfected. It is said that her answer was: "There is no need" Which is also the expression of "Hell's Angel".
Teresa's use of the poor and dying patients to show her compassion, supported by similar reports from Hamley Gonzales, a man who had also volunteered to join hospice groups, noticed that the volunteers were not bed-trained and were not required to have medical experience, there were no medically trained doctors or nurses, the nuns washed their clothes next to silverware, their clothes stained with urine and feces, and he observed that patients bathed with cold water. Proposed to install water heaters to improve overall conditions, but the nuns told him that there was no need to do so here, and that it was Jesus' test for the sick.
See here we should know that the material shortage is not due to a lack of funds, Mother Teresa's house receives about $30 million a year through donations, but this cash rarely improves the quality of care throughout the hospital, but the nuns are still reusing needles, said Christopher Hitchins, the host of Hell's Angels, the famous atheist, that Mother Teresa is not interested in helping the poor, but only as a victim of justice, as a way to promote the expansion of the Roman Catholic Church. Theresa is even alleged to tell patients that there is piety in the pain, rather than trying to help treat the patient.
Her reputation came through glorifying human suffering, writing in a report titled "Mother Teresa's Legacy" that he witnessed many people tied up like animals, a boy tied to an incision and rocking back and forth, some volunteers laughing at a boy for being tied to a bed to pee, volunteers too intoxicated by the myth of Mother Teresa, intoxicated by their own philanthropy, that no one found this way to abuse children, except for medical criticism, She also kept in touch with a variety of troubled businessmen, Teresa traveled the world, she was awarded the Medal of Freedom by Ronald Reagan, she worked with Robert Max, she was good friends with Charles Keating, she took the money with these moral problems and did her charity.
Theresa became a saint on the premise of completing two miracles approved by the Pope, the first miracle was the cure for Monica, she claimed that she prayed to Mother Teresa and cured her cancer, some critics believe that Monica's tumor was a benign tumor of tuberculosis, or that the medical measures she took were the real cause of the miracle, his husband believed that the doctor made his wife better, not Teresa, the second miracle claimed by the church occurred in two thousand and eight years.
A man in Brazil said that when his wife prayed to Mother Teresa to cure him of his brain infection, the Catholic Church approved the miracle and officially listed Mother Teresa as a saint, ostensibly Mother Teresa has done a lot of good things for schools, orphanages and nursing homes in the world and should make the world a better place, but in fact her altruistic behavior is more in show than good deeds, the purpose is only to alleviate the guilt of the western white world, the dark side of Mother Teresa is not to say, How much she had caused and how much death she had caused, I prefer to define what she had done as a white woman working in the colonies, the temptation and failure to save the dark ones.