Mother

Teresa
By Pup Natcharee
 Who is Mother Teresa?

Name: Mother Teresa or Agnes Gonxha

Bojaxhiu
Born: August 26, 1910 (Skopje, North
Macedonia)
Died: September 5, 1997 (Kolkata, India)
Nobel Peace Prize Winner
 About Mother Teresa
- Her family were a devout Catholic family
- Mother Teresa father died when she was only 8 years old.
- She lived with her mother and became very close to her.
- Her mother was the one who introduced her a deep commitment to
charity.
- When Mother Teresa was 18 she became a Roman Catholic Nun. (Sister
Teresa)
- In 1929 Mother Teresa moved to Calcutta and become teacher.
 About Mother Teresa

- After moving to Calcutta Mother Teresa was known as Saint Teresa of Calcutta.
- She commit her life to taking care for the sick, the poor and the helpless
people.
- In 1971, Mother Teresa moved to New York and open a house of charity
- In 1982, she crossed between Christian East Beirut and Muslim West Beirut to
aid children of both faiths.
- In 1985, opened Gift of Love, a home to care for those infected with HIV/AIDS.
 If you judge people, you
have no time to love them.
Mother Teresa
 Who is Rosa Parks?

Name: Rosa Louise McCauley

Born: February 4, 1913 (Tuskegee,
Alabama)
Died: October 24, 2005 (Detroit, Michigan)
 Rosa Parks
- Known as “the mother of civil rights movement”
- Rosa Parks was famous for being brave and stand for civil rights.
- She is well known from the bus situation when she did not give her seat
to a white man and then was arrested. (1955)
- Her motivation came from the struggles for racial equality.
- In 1932 she was married and joined the Montgomery National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
Racism is still with us. But it
is up to us to prepare our
children for what they have to
meet, and, hopefully, we shall
overcome.
Rosa Parks
 Mother Teresa
- The living Saint
- A role model of charity, compassion,
and selflessness
- A beacon of hope to the homeless
- Open American-based house of
charity and a home to care for those
infected with HIV/AIDS
- The Missionaries of Charity numbered
more than 4,000 volunteers and with
610 foundations in 123 countries
around the world.
Rosa Parks
- The mother of civil rights movement
- Stand up for racial equality
- Worked for Congressman John
Conyers helping the homeless find
housing
- Offer job training to black youth
- Received the Congressional Gold
Medal of Honor, the highest honor a
civilian can receive in the United
States.
Reference

https://www.biography.com/religious-figure/mother-teresa

https://ofhsoupkitchen.org/mother-teresa-charity

https://www.nps.gov/features/malu/feat0002/wof/rosa_parks.htm

https://www.biography.com/activist/rosa-parks