Mother Teresa: Christianity Tried

http://www.norwalkadvocate.com/features/scn-sa-calcutta1dec25,0,4269116.story




A typical day began with Mass at 6 a.m., followed by a breakfast of white bread and one banana, the same breakfast the Sisters eat every day of their lives. Then, on to their tasks until noon, when they had lunch and rested till 3, then on to the second shift of their day, which, for these three, meant Kalighat, or the home for the dying. Kalighat was the home Mother Teresa opened in 1952, a Hindu temple she took over, and it's where the dying are cared for to this day.

"They're so still," says Dal Molin.