Title: 10 Misconceptions about Mother Teresa; She was no Saint
Headings: 10 Misconceptions about Mother Teresa; She was no Saint
10 Misconceptions about Mother Teresa; She was no Saint
Top 10 Reasons Mother Teresa Was No Saint: 10 Misconceptions about Mother Teresa
10 Mother Teresa’s Home for the Dying provides abysmal medical care.
9 Mother Teresa’s goal was missionary work not helping the poor.
8 Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity baptized the dying without their permission.
7 Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity Organization has shady finances
6 Mother Teresa took money from known fraudsters and refused to refund it – even when this refusal caused real harm to innocent people.
5 As well as consorting with fraudsters Mother Teresa was friends with the leaders of some of the most reprehensible political regimes in the world.
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4 Mother Teresa had a hard line stance on abortion, contraception and divorce, except where her Friends were concerned.
3 Mother Teresa was rarely in Calcutta preferring to fly around the world to promote her opinions.
2 Mother Teresa liked to be seen to help but provided very little actual help.
1 There have been no miracles attributed to Mother Teresa
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Content: Mother Teresa claimed that the Missionaries of Charity gave the dying the rituals of their faith. However, in 1992, on a visit to the Vatican she claimed that she and her sisters gave the dying a special ‘ Ticket to St Peter ’ by baptizing them. In essence all who were dying (and probably in pain, incoherent and incapable of making a rational decision) were asked if they wanted a blessing, their sins forgiven and to see God. It is not clear if this offer was worded so as to make it clear that the offer came with regard to the Christian God or if the offer was made at the same time that they were given the comforts of their own faith. Most people agreed to this forgiveness, their head was then covered in a wet cloth and the formula for adult baptism repeated very quietly
To impose a religion on someone, to convert them covertly is not the actions of a saint. Surely if someone’s mortal soul is in peril it would be better to arrange for instruction in the religion and allow people to come to their faith naturally. 7 Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity Organization has shady finances
Mother Teresa’s finances allegedly were not above board
Under Indian Law all charities are required to publish their accounts but the Missionaries of Charity have never complied with this requirement. In Germany, when the Missionaries of Charity were asked how much money they had they responded that ‘it’s nobody’s business’. In New York a former Sister with the Missionaries of Charity said that in one year the organization banked $50million, she thought that the organization’s receipts worldwide would amount to somewhere in the region of $100m annually. There equally appears to be no record of expenditures made by the Missionaries of Charity, indeed wherever possible they rely on donations – of food, clothing, buildings etc to cover their start up and operating costs.