Mother India ~ Mother Teresa's Charity House

#October Good Places 2024 Mother Teresa’s Charity House looks very ordinary, just an ordinary school, and if it weren’t for Mother Teresa’s reputation, no one would pay attention at all. Mother Teresa was world-famous as a saint, and her deeds were sung by the world. The House of Charity contains the mausoleum of Mother Teresa, which is revered by thousands of people. During the visit, I met many students from local Catholic schools, perhaps influenced by the former sovereign state, where Catholics are the third largest religious ethnic group in Calcutta. There is also a small museum in the House of Charity, which displays newspaper clippings related to Mother Teresa, photographs and some stationery she used. The last place to visit is the room where Mother Teresa lived before. The furnishings are simple and unpretentious. The House of Charity is not a big place, and people come here mainly to commemorate Mother Teresa, a great Indian. One thing to note, although there is no express rule, visitors cannot photograph the nuns inside the House of Charity as a sign of respect. Before leaving, the nuns distribute souvenirs to every visitor, asking people to receive the blessings and blessings of Mother Teresa and be sure to come and see this great saint.