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: It uses its funds to help improve the lives that people lead, regardless of where they are or how they worship – the foundation is predicated on the belief that every life has equal value. Its finances are properly regulated, transparent and applied effectively. Unlike the Missionaries of Charity who hide away their money and promote suffering as noble, admirable philanthropic organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation help people to make the most of the life they have. 6 Mother Teresa took money from known fraudsters and refused to refund it – even when this refusal caused real harm to innocent people. Mother Teresa took money from fraudsters
Mother Teresa was happy to accept donations from any source – even when the source in question was a reprehensible con-man. She received significant donations from Charles Keating, a leading American catholic and anti-pornography protestor who was convicted and imprisoned for fraud when his Savings and Loan Association collapsed leaving 23,000 investors with worthless bonds and from Robert Maxwell who stole £450m from the pension fund of his employees. Although it appears that she was not aware of their activities prior to the scandals association with the men she showed little concern for the suffering their actions caused; she believed that the donation of funds could salve the conscience of those who donated them. Mother Teresa wrote to the judge requesting leniency for Keating because he had made donations to the Missionaries of Charity. The Deputy District Attorney wrote to her explaining exactly what Keating had done in defrauding small investors of their life savings.