Mather Teresa

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She was born in Calcuta, India in 1910 to parents Nikölle Bojaxhiu and Dranafile Bernai, studied at the University sister of Loreto, and dedicated her life and hobbies to helping people until her death on September 5, 1997.

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She was born in Calcuta (India) in 1910.

Her parents were Nikölle Bojaxhiu and
Dranafile Bernai.

She studied in the University sister of Loreto.

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2. She was born in Calcuta (India) in 1910.

3. Her parents were Nikölle Bojaxhiu and Dranafile Bernai.

4. She studied in the University sister of Loreto.

5. Her profession was to help people

6. Her hobby was to help to people.

7. She died on 5th of September in 1997.

Mather Teresa

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