This person wrote to George Bush and Saddam Hussein with the words "I come to you with tears in my eyes and God's love in my heart," urging them to end the Gulf War. This figure was motivated by a desire to symbolically quench Christ's thirst. Because no painkillers were administered during surgical procedures in the House of the Dying, this figure was criticized by (*) Christopher Hitchens for glorifying suffering. The e
This person wrote to George Bush and Saddam Hussein with the words "I come to you with tears in my eyes and God's love in my heart," urging them to end the Gulf War. This figure was motivated by a desire to symbolically quench Christ's thirst. Because no painkillers were administered during surgical procedures in the House of the Dying, this figure was criticized by (*) Christopher Hitchens for glorifying suffering. The extraction of a tumor from Monica Besra was the first recognized miracle of this figure, who needs a second to be canonized. Originally a novice with the Sisters of Loreto, she cared for sufferers of leprosy and founded the Missionaries of Charity. For 10 points, name this Albanian-born nun, much beloved in Calcutta for helping the destitute.
This person wrote to George Bush and Saddam Hussein with the words "I come to you with tears in my eyes and God's love in my heart," urging them to end the Gulf War.
Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta [or Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu; prompt on "Mother"; prompt on "Ma"; prompt on "Teresa"]