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Sister Giuseppina Nicoli was a Daughter of Charity who spent her life in ministry to the poor on the island of Sardinia. She introduced the Sisters to ministering to women in prison and organized youth volunteers. She taught catechism to the poor and illiterate. During World War I she cared for wounded soldiers. She worked with orphaned and homeless street children, teaching them catechism, reading, writing, and a trade. By teaching them about God's love for them, she helped the children recognize their own dignity, despite being denied education and kicked out of their homes.
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This document provides biographical information about Mother Teresa. It discusses that she was born in Skopje, Macedonia in 1910 and showed a strong calling for God from a young age. She joined the Sisters of Loreto as a nun at age 18 and moved to India to teach. In 1948 she received permission to leave the convent and start her own religious community, the Missionaries of Charity, to help the poor in Calcutta. Her order expanded worldwide and she received many awards for her humanitarian work before passing away in 1997.
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Mother Teresa of Calcuta was born in 1910 in Macedonia and joined the Sisters of Loreto as a teacher. While teaching in India, she witnessed extreme poverty and founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1950 to care for the poor and sick in Kolkata. Over her lifetime, she opened hundreds of shelters and hospices worldwide, helped establish a home for those with leprosy, and advocated for the poor at the UN. She received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 and dedicated her life to serving "the poorest of the poor" until her death in 1997.
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Mother Teresa was born in 1910 in Skopje, Macedonia and was of Albanian descent. She joined the Sisters of Loreto as a missionary in Ireland at age 18 and then went to India in 1931 where she taught school. Witnessing the extreme poverty in Calcutta moved her to leave teaching and devote herself to serving the poor and sick in the slums. In 1950, she started the Missionaries of Charity order to care for those nobody else would. By the time of her death in 1997, the order had over 600 missions in 123 countries providing hospice care, soup kitchens, orphanages, and other services for the poor and sick. Mother Teresa received numerous awards for her
Mother Josepha
Blessed Josepha Hendrina Stenmanns was born in 1852 in Germany. She worked as a silkweaver for 18 years and helped the poor with money and food. In 1884, she arrived in Steyl to help found the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Spirit. She professed her first vows in 1894 and her final vows in 1901. As a leader in the congregation, she helped initiate young women into religious life and oversaw the sisters' work until her death in 1903 at age 50. She lived an exemplary Christian life in service to others.
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Blessed Josepha Hendrina Stenmanns was born in 1852 in Germany. She worked as a silkweaver for 18 years, helping the poor with money and food. In 1884, she arrived in Steyl to help found the Congregation of the Sisters Servants of the Holy Spirit. She professed her first vows in 1894 and her final vows in 1901. As a leader in the congregation, Mother Josepha was a good teacher, organizer, and housekeeper. She died in 1903 and was declared to have lived an exemplary Christian life by Pope John Paul II in 1992.
Saint Agostina Pietrantoni
Saint Agostina Pietrantoni was born in Italy in 1864 and worked from a young age to support her large family, all with a cheerful disposition. She refused marriage proposals to enter religious life as a Sister, taking the name Agostina. As a nun, she worked selflessly in the tuberculosis ward of a hospital, caring for patients with compassion despite facing opposition. While nursing the ill, she contracted tuberculosis but recovered miraculously. On her 30th birthday in 1894, she was fatally stabbed by a convicted man she had shown kindness to, but forgave her killer with her dying words.
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This document provides information about Mother Teresa, including biographical details, her vision and work founding the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata, India. It discusses her strengths such as practicality and patience, weaknesses in analyzing herself and adapting to new ideas, opportunities she had such as training in Dublin, and threats like lack of funds and health issues. The document also outlines her services helping the poor, sick, and dying, as well as her achievements including winning the Nobel Peace Prize. It notes lessons to be learned from her dedication and risk-taking, and why the group chose to feature her work.
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Mother Teresa was born in 1910 in Macedonia and decided to join religious life at age 12. She joined the Sisters of Loretto at age 18 and took her vows at age 21, adopting the name Sister Teresa. In 1950, she received permission from the Vatican to start her own order called the Missionaries of Charity to care for the poor and unwanted in Kolkata, India. By the time of her death in 1997, the Missionaries of Charity had grown to over 4,500 sisters operating over 500 missions in more than 100 countries.
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- 1. BLESSED GIUSEPPINA NICOLI, D.C. “BE JOYFUL!” BLESSED GIUSEPPINA NICOLI, D.C.
- 2. She spent most of her life ministering to the poor on the island of Sardinia
- 3. She was a Daughter of Charity
- 4. She became Sister Servant (the superior of her house)
- 5. She introduced the Sisters to the women's prison, and the Sisters began to visit the incarcerated and minister to them
- 6. She organized youth group volunteers and brought them together for spiritual retreats
- 7. She taught catechism to the poor, illiterate, and those without religious education
- 8. She served as adminstrator of her province in Turin and then as directress of the Seminary (noviciate)
- 9. Back in Sardinia, she opened a School of Religion for young people…
- 10. …and worked with sick infants and children
- 11. During World War I, she used her time to care for wounded soldiers
- 12. She worked with a group called Monelli di Maria: a group of orphaned, homeless, and abandoned children
- 13. Originally, these were just a group of street children that knocked on the Sisters' door asking for food, money, etc.
- 14. Sister Giuseppina re- named them Monelli di Maria, or "Mary's Street Kids" (some translations say “brats” or “street urchins”)
- 15. She made sure they went to Mass and were taught catechism…
- 16. but also taught them how to read and write, as well as a trade that would give them a job and take them off the streets
- 17. By teaching them about God and His love for them, she also made them aware of their own dignity
- 18. they who had been denied an education because of their poverty
- 19. they who had been kicked out of their homes by their parents
- 20. they who had been orphaned
- 21. they whom the world left behind.
- 22. In 1924 at the age of sixty-one, Sister Giuseppina died.
- 23. Her last words were "Yes! Thank you!"
- 24. Joy is a great remedy. I recommend it to you and I do so very enthusiastically...! Be joyful! I say it again 'be joyful'! When we are joyful, we are less aware of evil and are cured more quickly. Cast all your cares on God; He is the best of fathers and will look after you as well as possible. Blessed Giuseppina Nicoli Here's a pearl of wisdom she left us:
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