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Mother Teresa

In January 1929, the young nun who would become Mother Teresa arrived in Calcutta.

In January 1929, the young nun who would become Mother Teresa arrived in Calcutta. It was the start of a journey which would see her set up her own religious order to serve the poor, win the Nobel Peace Prize, and become a saintly figure for Catholics and non-Catholics around the world. Lucy Burns speaks to Mary Johnson, who was a member of Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity for 20 years.

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Fri 10 Jan 2014 08:50GMT

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