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Mother Teresa: In the Name of God's Poor

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At the suggestion of a friend from Kerala, India,I purchased this movie. Watching with a friend, we found it historically well placed and apparently well balanced. My only regret is there were no scenes from Mother Teresa's funeral, which was a State funeral,with a procession beginning at the School of the Sisters of Loretto, and ending at the Missionaries of Charity Mother House.

There are two movies of the same subject matter out there and I believe this was the first. This one seems to go into the ministry of Mother Teresa a little more: what moved her and things that went on in her relationships - with God, her superiors, and others.

As an evangelical I was moved by the authenticity of MT's faith and relationship with God. This movie is very inspiring for anyone from any Christian faith background, and probably others, as this single person allowed Jesus to live in her and touch others.

My family LOVED this movie! My kids age 5-17 were glued to the TV for this very inspiring, worthwile show. I would recommend it to everyone!

A Hallmark/Family Channel production. You will totally enjoy all 93 minutes of this movie! This is Mother Teresa's story of helping the poor in Calcutta India. The acting is fantasic! It looks like it is filmed on location. This is a must buy for your collection!

This is not a complete biography about Mother Teresa, having been made I supsect when she was still alive. Nonetheless it goes into a little more detail than some complete biographies. The acting, direction, and writing are all excellent. I was very moved watching Sister Teresa go into the slums of Calcutta to help the poor, fighting both secular and religious authorities along the way before being given permission to found her own order and becoming Mother Teresa.

This movie about MT is the best version out there and it is very well done. I got mine here for very low price and it was brand new still in the wrapper and I watch it in HDTV with an up-convert HD-DVD player but the DVD is not HD. But that is no complaint as this is the best version of Mother Teresa's story starting as a Nun and working alone in the slums and slowly growing into the Mother and getting the Peace Prize. This is the kind of movie that inspires those that watch it.

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This is by far the best Mother Teresa movie I have ever seen.It especially
captured that period of history & how Mother Teresa came to realise her calling in the name of Gods poor in the slums of strife torn Calcutta.

This is an amazing movie. It is very powerfull and inspiring for me.

I enjoy this movie and admire Mother Teresa for answering her calling so dedicated and determined to her cause. She was a great and admirable lady. I hope God bless me with that kind of determination to help my fellow man.

Wonderful depiction. I saw this after listening to the unabridged audio book of the book written detailing her actual letters during the history of her mission. "Come Be My Light" ... this only made this film more inspirational knowing how she struggled and endured. An example for all missionaries of all faiths and devotions.