Monument to Mother Teresa opened in Moscow

In Moscow, the Little Georgian Street Monument to Mother Teresa (Blessed Teresa of Calcutta). The statue is installed around the Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The author of the statue, according to NEWSmsk.com, is Gregory Potocki. According to him, he wanted a statue to the idea of ​​"the miracle of empty hands" – selfless young lady did koiya secondary schools, orphanages and hospitals for the disadvantaged people. Unveiling of the monument dedicated to the anniversary of the Moscow cathedral, to whom at the beginning December marks 100 years. September 20, Izmailovo unleashed a building a shelter for homeless and disabled people, founded by Mother Teresa Mother Company. The city authorities also scheduled to bring down the non-residential loft 2 room shelter, which is saved wheelchairs and crutches sponsored. The reason for the demolition was a mistake, was found after 17 years in the construction of facilities in posledstviidstvii. Founded by Mother Teresa of the monastic community now has the most charitable work than a hundred countries worldwide. Mother Teresa was canonized by the Catholic Church canonized Blessed in 2003. Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta (Agnes Gondzha Boyadjiev) appeared in 1910 in the city Yuskyupe (then the Ottoman Empire, the land is now Skopje – Macedonian city of Moscow). In 1928 she joined the monastic order, "the Irish Sisters of Loreto," well, and in 1937 acquired the needs of vows, chastity, and the post and became the director of Bengal branches in St. Anne's School. She took his monastic name Teresa in honor of St. Therese de Lisieux – French nuns of the XIX century, renowned self-kindness and compassion. In 1952, Mother Teresa opened in Calcutta, a home for the dying, and since the mid-1950s began to help the victims of leprosy. In 1955, Mother Teresa founded in Calcutta, a shelter for abandoned children, opened a virtuoso for the unemployed and a retirement home. In 1979, Mother Teresa won the Nobel Prize "for work to help the suffering person." For his own life, she arrived in the Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon, Ethiopia during the drought in Guatemala in posledstviidstvii earthquake of Spitak and metropolitan Chernobyl in the Soviet Union, but also Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 1997, Mother Teresa died of cardiac arrest.