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Agagianian, Gregory, 95

Ahmed, Dr., 68, 69, 71

Aikemhead, Mary, 64

Albania, communist rule of, 95, 116–17, 126, 129; diaspora, 2;

history, 1–4; independence movement in, 3–5; Islam in, 2–3; Italian occupation of, 95; national identity of, 2–6; Ot- toman conquest of, 2–3; resis- tance to Ottoman Empire, 2; Roman Catholics in, 6; war against Ottoman Empire, 3

Albanian League of Prizren, 3,4 Ali, Tariq, 125, 127

All India Institute of Medical Science, 123

Amnesty International, 114

Arafat, Yassir, 124

Balkans, Ottoman conquest of, 1–3; war against Ottoman Em- pire, 3

Ball, Francis, 15, 16

Band Aid, 120

Bangladesh, 110–11, 124

Belfast, 106, 109–10

Bengal, 9, 10, 15, 24, 111

Berkol, Faruk, 113

Besra, Monika, 138

Bihar, 34, 92

Blaikie, Ann, 75

Bojaxhiu, Aga, birth of, 4; death of, 109; education of, 6; family responsibilities of, 7; life under communism, 95, 108–9

Bojaxhiu, Agnes Gonxha. See

Mother Teresa

Bojaxhiu, Dranafile (Bernai), character of, 7–8; death of, 109;

faith of, 6–8; health of, 108–9; life under communism, 95, 108–9; marriage, 4

Bojaxhiu, Lazar, birth of, 4; edu- cation of, 6, 10; exile of, 95;

military career of, 11, 95; re- union with Mother Teresa, 95

Bojaxhiu, Nikola, character of, 4; death of, 6–7; faith of, 4, 6;

marriage, 4; political activity of, 4–7; profession of, 4

Bombay, 22, 92, 123

Boomtown Rats, 120

Bracken, Katherine, 93

British Broadcasting Company (BBC), 94, 102–3, 126

British East India Company, 22–23

British Empire, 15, 18, 22, 23 Brother Andrew. See Travers-Ball,

Ian

Brother Geoff, 100, 131–32

Byzantine Empire, 1

Candau, Marcolino, 94 Calcutta, comparison to Darjeel-

ing, 18; poverty in, 21, 29–30,

32, 39, 40–43, 45–46, 60, 67,

79–80, 84, 94, 126–27

Calcutta Corporation, 60 Calcutta Medical College Hospi-

tal, 75

Carmichael Hospital for Tropical Diseases, 85

Catholic Relief Services, 84, 94,

109

Catholic Worker Movement, 113 Chafer, Peter, 104

Charles I, 14

Charles II, 14

Chatterjee, Aroup, 125–26

Chiba, Shigeki, 138

City of Joy (La Pierre), 124, 126 Clinton, Bill, 128, 133

Clinton, Chelsea, 133

Clinton, Hillary, 128, 133

Constantinople, 1,2

Cooke Terence (Cardinal), 108 Co-Workers, 101–2, 131–32, 140

Co-Workers Newsletter, 101

Dachau, 95

Dalits, 134–35

Darjeeling, comparison to Cal- cutta, 18

Das, Subashni, 45

Daughters of St. Anne, 18, 31

Day, Dorothy, 113

De Berry, Andrew, 127 Dengel, Anna, 36–37, 94

Dewali, 93

Dominica, Frances, 64

Dublin, 15, 16

Duvelien, Jean-Cluade, 118, 126,

128

East Pakistan. See Bangladesh English Civil War, 14

English Reformation, 14

Ethiopia, 110, 120, 129

Fernandes, Marcus, 74–75

Fernandes, Patricia, 74

Fox, Robin, 130

Fumosoni-Biandi, Pietro, 48

Gandhi, Mohandas K., (Mahatma), 23, 101, 115, 137

Ganges River, 35, 70

Geldof, Bob, 119–20

Germany, 94, 95, 104

Gobra Hospital, 84–86

Gomes, Albert, 44

Gomes, Monica, 44–45

Gomes, Magdalena, 45

Gomes, Michael, 44–45, 47 Government of India Act, 24 Gracias, Valerian, 92

Grade, Michael, 127

Great Famine, 24–25

Greer, Germaine, 112, 124

Grieg Edvard, 116

Hamsen, Armauer, 86 Hansen’s disease. See leprosy

Hell’s Angel: Mother Teresa of Cal- cutta (Ali), 125–28, 130, 138

Henry VIII, 14

Henry, Julien, S.J., 21, 31, 34, 40,

47, 50, 54, 56, 59

Hindu, 15, 22, 26, 42, 45, 53,

68–70, 72, 82, 93, 135. See also

specific Hindu Deities and festi- vals

Hitchens, Christopher, 125–30,

137

Holy Family Hospital, 35, 36, 38

Hoxha, Enver, 126

Hunkin, Oliver, 102

India, British conquest of, 22–23; British government of, 22–25; caste system, 134–35; English presence in, 75–76; European colonization of, 22; Hindu- Muslim conflict in, 26–27, 42; independence movement in, 22, 23–24, 26; independence of,

23–24, 42, 111

Indian Mutiny. See Sepoy Revolt Indian National Congress, 23–24,

26

Ingendaa, Stephanie, 34–35, 38

Inspiration Day, 27, 29, 48 Institute of the Blessed Virgin

Mary, 10, 13, 14, 15. See also

Loreto Sisters

In the Name of God’s Poor (La Pierre), 138

Irish Sisters of Charity, 64 Islam, in Balkans, 2–3; in India,

15, 22, 25–26, 70, 72; in Pakistan, 42

Italy, 2, 14, 104, 109

Jackson, Glenda, 124

Jambrekovic, Franjo, 9, 10

Jesuits, history of, 4, 14; mission- ary work of, 9, 15; model for Loreto Sisters, 14; model for Missionaries of Charity, 49

Jinnah, Mohammed Ali, 26 John XXIII (Pope), 60, 95, 96

John Paul II (Pope), xii, 118, 124, 125, 135, 136, 137

Johnson, Paul, 127 Johnston, George Sim, 129

Jubilee: A Magazine for the Church, 92

Kali, 68–70, 83

Kalighat, 68, 94

Kanjc, Betika, 11, 16

Kastrioti, Gjergj. See Skenderbeg Keating, Charles, 128

Kennedy, Edward, 113 Kennedy, John F., 94

King, Martin Luther Jr., 115 Knox, James Robert

(Archbishop), 96

Kolodiejchuk, Brian, 137–38

Kosovo, 3, 6

La Pierre, Dominique, 124, 138 Las Vegas, NV, 92–93

Lay Missionaries of Charity, 140 Leprosy, 84–86

Little Sisters of the Poor, 39–40, 44

London, 74, 94, 102, 103, 106,

107, 110, 121

Longley, Clifford, 130

Loreto Sisters, history of, 13–16; growth of, 14, 15; mission of, 13–20; model for Missionaries of Charity, 49; Mother Teresa’s

departure from, 29–30, 32–35, 39; Mother Teresa’s member- ship in, 10, 11, 13, 16–21, 25,

29; persecution of, 14; philoso- phy of, 13; relations with the Roman Catholic church, 13–14

Loyola, Ignatius, 14

Macmillan, Kenneth, 103–4

McNamara,  Robert, 113–14

Madonna of Letnice, 10, 11, 109 Martin, Thérèse, canonization of,

18; death of, 17; inspiration for

Mother Teresa, 17–18

Mattael Meskin, 113

Mauli, Ali, 40

Maxwell, Robert, 121, 128

Medical Mission Sisters, 34, 36,

37, 38, 39, 40, 94

Meeting Point, 102

Miseror, 94

Missionaries of Charity, charitable activities of, 56–58, 60, 63, 64,

69–73, 76, 79–84, 87, 93, 97,

112, 138; criticism of, 62–64,

70–71, 73, 115, 118, 126, 134;

daily routine of, 55–57; found- ing of, 46, 48 49–50; future of,

139; growth of, 56, 59, 92,

95–98, 104–6, 108, 110,

118–19, 123, 136, 140; Mother

Teresa’s leadership of, 53–64, 92, 107–8, 124, 131–32,

135–36; Mother Teresa’s resig- nation as mother superior, 136; philosophy of, 48–49, 54–55,

61, 63, 107–8, 139; resistance

to, 57–58, 76, 85, 87; setbacks

of, 109–10

Missionary Brothers of Charity, charitable work of, 99–101;

founding, 98–99; growth of, 100; Missionary of Charity Fa- thers, 140;

Missionary Position: Mother Teresa in Theory and Practice (Hitchens), 128–30

Mother Teresa, appearance of: as child, 5; as old woman, 120; as nun, 40; as young adult, 10 awards: Magsaysay Award for International Understanding, 106; Medal of Freedom, 136; Nehru Award for International Understanding, 106; Nobel

Peace Prize, 105, 113–17; Padma Shri, 106; Pope John XXIII Peace Prize, 106; Temple- ton Prize for Progress in Reli- gion, 106; beatification of, xii, 137–38; birth of, 4, 109;

celebrity of, xi–xii, 89, 91,

93–94, 96, 104, 105, 108,

112–15, 120, 131, 137–39;

character of, xi–xii, 17, 20–21,

36, 42, 44, 76, 1008, 112, 114,

120, 140; charitable work: chil- dren; 79–84; in Bangladesh, 111–12; in India, 17–20, 30, 32,

38, 39–46, 54, 60, 67–71, 73,

76, 84, 93; in Rome, 97–98; in

South America; 96–97; lepers, 84–89, 94; childhood of, 4–10

criticism of, xii, 73–76, 83–84,

95, 105, 110, 112, 115, 117–19,

121, 124–31, 133–35, 137, 139;

death of, 136; education of, 6,

9, 16, 17; faith of, xi–xii, 8–9,

27, 39, 42–43, 59, 63, 85, 88,

93, 108, 119, 120, 130, 140;

funeral of, 137; health of, 8–10,

27, 34, 123–24, 131, 132, 136;

Albanian government, 95–96,

109, 117; teaching career,

19–21, 25, 29; theology of, 64, 139–40; travels of: to Africa, 118; to Albania, 109; to Carib-

bean, 118; to China, 132; to Eastern Europe, 118; to Mexico, 123; to Middle East, 119; to South America, 118; to Soviet Union, 120; to Western Europe, 94–95, 121–23, 131, 132, 136; to United States, 93–94, 119,

129, 133, 136; support for,

75–76, 92, 93, 105–6, 125,

127–30, 132, 137; views on

abortion, 83–84, 112, 116–18,

121, 126, 129, 130, 133, 135;

views on family planning, 83, 121, 135; vocation of 8–11, 13,

16, 27, 30, 32, 35, 140

Mother Teresa and Her World, (Chiba), 138

Mother Teresa’s First Love, (Terzani and Terzani)

Mother Teresa—Her Legacy, (Petrie), 138

Motijihl, 21, 40–42, 46, 68 Muggeridge, Malcolm: book about

Mother Teresa, 105; death of, 105; documentary about

Mother Teresa, 103–5, 138; interview with Mother Teresa, xi–xii, 102–3; nominates Mother Teresa for Nobel Prize, 113

Mushti bhikka, 47

Muslim League, 26

National Council of Catholic Women, 113

National Council for Catholic Women, 92

Nehru, Jawaharlal, 24, 92, 94,137

New Delhi, 92, 94, 96, 106, 123,134

New York City, 93, 94, 107, 108,119

Nirmal Hriday, 64, 69–76, 80, 83,88, 92, 94, 103, 104, 117, 118,130, 133, 136

Nirmala, Sister, 135–36, 139

Nixon, Richard, 106

Office for the Propagation of the Faith, 48, 94

Oslo University, 116

Ottoman Empire, Albanian resistance to, 2–3; persecution of Christians in, 2; political crisis of, 3

Oxfam, 94

Pakistan, 26, 42, 116 Palestinian Liberation Organi-

zation, 124

Paris, 11, 13, 16

Patna, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, 94

Paul, Aruna, 91

Paul VI (Pope), 88, 96, 97, 106

Périer, Ferdinand, 30–34, 38,39, 41, 47, 48, 49, 59–60,98

Petrie, Ann, 138 Pius XI (Pope), 18

Poplin, Mary, 129–31, 139–40

Prem, Dan, 73, 133

Princess Diana, 136

Prizren, 3, 4, 109