Pilgrim’s Progress revisited - Christiana on the narrow way
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President Reagan presents Mother Teresa with the Medal of Freedom at a White House Ceremony, 20 June 1985. (Wiki)
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There are many places you can go to learn the facts of Teresa’s extraordinary life, from very different points of view. (Take the links below to recommended articles.) I’d like to use the time I have with you to share thoughts and feelings about her.
Teresa is a poster girl for the human ideals of humanitarianism and universalism. These are ‘isms’ that our world in its self-righteousness promotes and rewards. All kinds of people admire her and, because of her canonization on September 4, many Catholics can now feel justified in offering her a kind of worship by praying to her to intercede for them.
But while they may think that her comments about the Lord welcoming everyone – no matter what they believe – reflect the view of a loving and tolerant soul, her attitude and…
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Thanks for a little room on your very fine blog!
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YW! \o/
I’ll add on to it if it ever gets so crowded you no longer fit! 🙂
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Sherry, I have gained weight lately…
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Same here! Its my husband’s fault…he spoils both me and Lucy…
Thanks for putting together your post on Mother Teresa. I clicked on Bennett’s article and it was worth the time to read it. My prayers for the Catholics who emulate this poor deluded nun. If only Catholics like her were saved! They would put us all to shame! But, sadly for them and thankfully for us, that’s not how to be saved. A false Christ is never the way of salvation…
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Glad you have a loving (spoiling) husband! Lucy is blessed to live with you and him.
Yes, another Jesus – there are so many false christs! – can’t save.
Praise God that the Lord made things simple for us and drew us to Him!
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