The chaos of 14th-century Rome forced the Pope to relocate to France for several decades.
During her lifetime, Mother Teresa was praised as a living saint—a beacon of selflessness among the poor of Calcutta. After her death, the Church made it official, bestowing actual sainthood upon her. But behind the halo lies a far more complicated—and deeply controversial—truth about her methods, beliefs, and motives, raising real questions about whether her sainthood was truly justified.
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