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Mother Teresa to be proclaimed a saint
VATICAN CITY: Mother Teresa, the revered but controversial nun whose work with the dying and the destitute made her an icon of 20th Century Christianity, will be declared a saint on Sunday.
The elevation of the **bel Peace Prize winner to Catholicism’s celestial pantheon comes on the eve of the 19th anniversary of her death in the Kolkata slums with which she is sy****mous. Teresa worked with the poorest of the poor in the sprawling metropolis formerly k**wn as Calcutta for nearly four decades, having initially come to eastern India as a missionary teacher with Ireland’s Loreto order. Born to Kosovar Albanian parents in what is **w Macedonia in 1910, Teresa died in 1997. By then she was a household name around the world and also a citizen of India, the adopted homeland that embraced the diminutive and doggedly determined sister to the extent that she was granted a state funeral. Her ca**nisation has been completed in unusually quick time on the back of the extraordinary popularity she enjoyed during her lifetime and with the help of influential supporters. أكثر... 
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