Mother Teresa was called the World's Pigeon of Peace. The welfare of the people was his vow.
He was born on August 25, 1910. He is an Albanian Indian. But he has run away from the boundaries of the country or the times. In 1950, he founded a missionary named Charity of Missionaries of Calcutta. For 45 years he has served poor, sick, orphaned and dying people. He also worked tirelessly for the development and development of the Missionaries of Charity. His missionary activities spread all over India and later in the world. In the 1970s, his fame spread to the world as a social worker and friend of orphan and destitute. Malcolm Magazine's book and documentary documentary 'Something Beautiful for God' played an important role in promoting his service. 
[picture source https://pixabay.com/en/catholic-charity-mother-nun-teresa-1295787/ ] 1979, he received the Nobel Peace Prize for his service and the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian honor in 1980. He contributed to the creation of 610 centers of HIV / AIDS, leprosy and tuberculosis clinics, dining room, child and family counseling centers, orphanages and schools, including the missionaries of Charity, in 123 countries. The various people, organizations and government of many state have praised his work. He was the youngest son of Nicolò and Draa Boyz. Their original home was in Albania. In 1919, when he was only eight years old, he became ancestor. After the death of his father, his mother raised him in Roman Catholic ideology. It is known from the biography of Joan Grape Chuckas, who loved to hear the stories of life and work of small Agnes missionaries. At the age of 12 he decided to take a life of religious life. At the age of 18, he stepped down as a missionary and joined the Sisters of Loreto. Then there was no other day with his mother and grandmother. Agnes first goes to Rorthfarnham in Ireland to learn English language at Loreto Abbey. Because this language was the medium of education in Sisters of Loreto in India. Coming to India in 1929, Darjeeling started working as an innovator, and on 24 May 1931, he took the first oath as a nun. He enjoyed reading at school, but he became increasingly anxious in the poverty of Calcutta. In 1948, according to this, the missionaries began working among the poor. Leave the traditional Loreto habit. Dressed as a dress, a common white cotton cloth on the blue side. At the same time, Indian citizenship began to work in the slums. His activities soon came to the notice of Indian officials. The Prime Minister himself also recognized his work. Her missionary charity started as a small order of only 13 members in Calcutta. Soon, the Missionaries of Charity were able to attract many donor organizations and individuals in the country and abroad. On 13 March 1997, stepped down from the post of the Missionaries of Charity. Died on 5th September.
