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Born as Agnes Gionxhu Bejuxhiu ans in skopje in the former Yugoslavia
Born as Agnes Gionxhu Bejuxhiu ans in skopje in the former Yugoslavia -
Become Roman Catholic Loretto nun and begins noviate training in Loretto Abbey, Bublin, Ireland, takes name Sister Terea
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Appointed as a teacher at St. Mary's High School, Calcutta
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Takes final vows as a nun
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Sister Teresa became "Mother Teresa." When she made final Profession of Vows to become the 'spouse of Jesus for Eternity'.
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Transfers her citizenship from Yogoslavia to India. Left the convent to work alone in the slums. Receives medical training in Paris
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Permitted to leave order and moves to slums to start school
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Opens Nirmal Hriday ("Pure Heart"), home for dying
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Begins her work with lepers for which her order becomes well known around the world
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Founds the Missionaries of Charity
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Wins first prize for work among the poor: Padma Shri award
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Receives the Pope John XXIII Peace Prize and uses the $25,000 to build a leper colony
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Awarded Nobel Peace Prize for work with destitute and dying
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Persuades the Israelis and Palestinians to cease fire long enough to rescue 37 retarded children from Beirut
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Steps down as the head of her order, is succeeded by sister Nirmala
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Dies of a massive heart attact in Calcutta at the age of 87
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Arrives in Calcutta, India, becomes a teacher at St. Mary's High School