India restricts foreign funding for Mother Teresa’s charity
The Hidden History Of Mother Teresa That The Vatican Doesn't Want You To Know
Here's why many think she did far more harm than good.
http://worldasseenbysandith.blogspot.com/2016/05/mother-teresa-and-her-untold-story.html
Mother Teresa and Her Untold Story - Gimmicks and Fraud
All the facts listed are compiled from the excellent book from Aroup Chatterjee, " Mother Teresa: The Untold Story ". I hope this inspi...
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-59803771
India blocks foreign funding for Mother Teresa charity
Hindu hardliners have long accused the Catholic charity of trying to convert people to Christianity.
"Mother Teresa was very consistent in her view of the Catholic religion. Everything was done as if her primary mission was to allow the sick and suffering to resemble Christ and to quickly reach the hereafter. So the medical care, or should I say the lack of medical care, that she provided were based on the cult of suffering. She likened the suffering of the poor to divine grace, so it was normal in her mind that her hospice was nothing like a hospital. It was for her to welcome the dying and accompany them in their death.… However, she could have given them proper care. She had millions of dollars in various banks. Instead, it was used to build houses for her community and to send money to the Vatican."
https://foreignpolicy.com/2013/03/18/the-dark-side-of-mother-teresa/
'The Dark Side of Mother Teresa'
In a new paper (in French) for the journal Studies in Religion, three University of Montreal professors make the case that the late Mother Teresa…
1) Last I checked, Kolkata was not in the US. So using US standards of evaluation would be improper.
2) Citation please?
3) What are the circumstances leading to this purported 40% mortality rate? Because that matters. If you were to offer me a mission with a 40% mortality rate that took in stage 4 lymphatic cancer patients with no previous treatment - and malnutrition - due to indigency, I would jump on it. Even in America.
Not saying this was the case, but I am not the one making the claim here - provide the documentation of this 40% rate and we shall examine it.
Medicines that had expired were still used. Syringes cleaned using just water then reused. Untrained staff. But as long as they were catholic when they died, it didn't matter that they were suffering. Any healthcare facility that has a 40% mortality rate for patients with treatable diseases should be stomped out of existence. Doesn't matter if it is in Calcutta or Chicago.
The Hidden History Of Mother Teresa That The Vatican Doesn't Want You To Know
Here's why many think she did far more harm than good.