Have people forgotten?

Question

that 10 years ago not only did Diana die but also mother Theresa. An individual that did so much to elliviate the sufferings of others whilst doubting her own faith in God. Yet 10 years on no-one has mention this "angel" why?

Answer 1

Mother Theresa presents us with some problems when we consider her attitudes and actions. Apparently her homes were set up to help those dying die with a modicum of dignity. Noble enough, but could not more have been done to prevent them reaching the terminal stage of life? If ALL of the donations given to her were used to help the poor, instead of most of it being handed over to the Vatican's coffers, would that not have been better? And if birth control.... no, I won't go there.

Dom Helder Camara (one-time Archbishop for 20 years in north-east Brazil) said, 'When I give food to the poor they call me a saint. When I ask why they have no food they call me a communist.' God bless such 'communists'! Pity mth Theresa wasn't one.

Answer 2

You are completely right. Diana was a wonderful person and did a lot for the people who lived around her... Yet Mother Theresa devoted her whole entire life to it, and I have yet to see anything on the news about her. That is a really good question... May be we can help by telling her story and stories like hers...May be we should hold a concert in Mother Theresa's just like the people who loved Diana did for her....

Answer 3

1. There is no such word as "elliviate."

2. Numerous people have mentioned Mother Theresa.

Answer 4

Mother Teresa has been in the news quite a bit since her death.
She has come under criticism for talking of equality and helping the needy of all types while not practicing her own advice.
Her outreach programs were encouraged to openly ignore Hindus and Muslims in need while giving almost all of their support to Christian neighborhoods.
In public speeches she exaggerated the size of her programs by 10 times (or more) while funneling most of the money to extremely conservative political movements.
Despite huge donations earmarked for hospitals and schools, she only opened non-medical Christian counseling centers and nunneries.

Mother Teresa had such a good spin team team that the Pope had her beautified and tried to have her canonized without even following the correct process. In early interviews with his staff he admitted that he did not like Mother Teresa's intensely conservative agenda but could not afford to appose her popularity.


Diana died while driving in a limo with her adulterous lover. She was not being abused, but decided to openly cheat on her husband the Prince of Wales. Is that something we want our children to look up to as a model?

Answer 5

Because she's not an angel....she was a regular human being. Stop worshiping her.
And the people that love her haven't forgotten her.
but she's not the most important thing in life.

And you can't lead others in God and doubt your own faith in God.
That's not admirable in the least or commendable.

And I mean by God.

Answer 6

i remember but Diana's death was big news mother Theresa was a catholic and in a Anglican country that isn't really news no matter how big catholics think it is.
but does it take faith to be a good person

Answer 7

Reminds me of "A Bronx Tale" when Calogero received the words of wisdom from Sonny:
"Nobody Cares..."

Answer 8

yeah it was unfortunate that she had to die at the same time and just goes to show it dont matter how much you do for ppl in this world you get feck all gratitude or rememberance in return..

Answer 9

true say just goes to show that celebrity and fame goes a long way in this world but what about the hereafter i wonder whose ina better place?

Answer 10

Nobody? Say, I think she's on the cover of TIME magazine. Try and get out more.