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In reply to the discussion: Mother Teresa Was No Saint [View all]BlueInPhilly
(870 posts)37. I agree
Whether or not she was fiscally savvy nor politically smart is not as important as whether she loved God and "her neighbors". In that aspect, I absolutely do not doubt that she did. She was a product of her times, she was slow to accept modernization, she was deeply flawed in her orthodoxy. She was by no means perfect.
So let history decide whether her earthly work would survive the test of time.
It is not hurting any of you that she was canonized. Please let it be.
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(Shrug) The Church made a Roman tax collector the patron saint of bankers.
Spitfire of ATJ
Sep 2016
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