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Please help me as fast as can speech on ve have been created to love by Mother Teresa

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Here is your speech on Mother Teresa – An Angel of Love for school and college students:

Very few people in this world carry the legacy of the Almighty in a human form. Mother Teresa was one of the few who did.


An angel of love, an apostle of peace and a mother of all the tortured and deprived people, the mother was the last apostle of peace and selfless service who walked on the earth for the sake of its citizens.

She was born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, to Albanian parents in Skopje (erstwhile Yugoslavia) on 26 August 1910. She went to Ireland when she was 18.

She took veil there and then entered the Congregation of Loreto. Six weeks later, she sailed to India for teaching in the schools of the Congregation. She also taught Geography at St. Mary’s High School in Kolkata.

For some years, she was its Principal as well. She took her first vows in Darjeeling on 24 May 1931 and her final vows on 24 May 1937 in the Loreto School.


Her “inspiration day” was 10 September 1946 when, aboard a train to Darjeeling, she heard the “call of God” to bring peace, love and solace to the people whom the world shunned. She applied to the Pope for decloisteration, which was granted to her in 1948.

Thus, began the saga of compassion, love and service. The mother started from a small room in Kolkata and started attending to the poor, sick and destitute lying in the slums and streets of the metropolis.

She founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1950. With a few nuns, she opened her first home, “Nirmal Hriday” in 1955.

She faced problems of religion and colour, but these and many other hardships she faced, could not dissuade her from carrying out the noble task.

At last, people understood that she was a true angel of peace and compassion and the whole world gave her a helping hand. “God helps”, were not only her favorite words, but also her firm faith, which gave her strength and inspiration to carry on her noble path.

Over a period of years, Mother Teresa built up the Order and opened more than 160 centers in India. These included schools, charitable dispensaries, homes for leprosy patients, a TB clinic and homes for the dying and the destitute.

She maintained that the biggest evil was not the disease but the lack of love, compassion and above all, a feeling of being unwanted.

Holy mother and her team picked up the destitute from the streets, cleaned them, provided them with medical treatment and care and helped them re-build their lives.

Mother Teresa was awarded Magsaysay Award in 1962, Joseph Kennedy Jr. Award (for services to the mentally retarded) in 1971, and Nehru Award for International Understanding in 1979, Noble Peace Prize in 1979 and Bharat Ratna in 1980.

She received many other awards during and was respected throughout the globe. She used all the money she got in the awards for the service of the poor.

Mother was untouched by fame and glory and was selfless worker. She was the embodiment of compassion whose karmabhumi was the City of Joy which is better known as Kolkata.

After struggling for life in a hospital, the holy mother breathed her last 5 September 1997. According to her, death was like going home and mortals should not be afraid of it.

She also believed that fruit of silence is prayer; the fruit of prayer is faith; the fruit of faith is love; the fruit of love is service and the fruit of service is peace. In her death, the world lost a noble soul, untiring in her service to the suffering and the downtrodden.

Mother Teresa was the great daughter of the Almighty who has contributed a lot to the cause of the human society.

The future generations would always look for an angel of peace as they would find this world materialistic, unforgiving and harsh. And only an angel from the heavens can repeat whatever mother has done for mankind during her life.

The life and selfless devotion of Mother Teresa has taught us the divine lesson of love for humanity and care for the needy, suffering and the destitute. The poor, sick, mentally handicapped and physically disabled people deserve our attention, care, compassion and financial assistance. Mother

Teresa did a lot for the downtrodden. All of us should take an oath that we will make some contribution, howsoever small and keep her mission alive.

There are many social service organizations, public sector organizations, NGOs and institutions funded by the corporate sector and the UN that are serving the humanity through financial, social and medical services.

We should also try to help them in serving the cause of poor children, lepers, mentally handicapped children and adults, spastics and other needy children and other such people. The selfless service to humanity is a divine experience.