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Hundreds weep for Teresa
CALCUTTA. Sept 6: Hundreds of people wept and stood in the rain today outside Mother Teresa's home to mourn the Roman Catholic nun who spent her life ministering tirelessly to the "poorest of the poor." report agencies.
As disciples and other well-wishers poured into Calcutta after Mother Teresa died yesterday at the age of 87. the Sisters of Charity announced that the date of the funeral had been changed to Sept 13 from Wednesday. It will be held at 1000 hours.
The place of burial will be announced later, the Missionaries of Charity announced In a notification outside the Mother House today.
Missionaries of Charity said the Mother’s body would be laid out for public viewing at the St. Thomas Church from 0900 hours from tomorrow
Earlier, the Superior-Genera) of the Missionaries of Charity. Sister Nirmala, said the Mother would be laid to rest on Wednesday in the Mother House.’
According to the Missionar-
ies of Charity, the change in date of funeral was made 'lo facilitate dignitaries worldover to arrive here to attend the burial."
The sources said that place of burial would be finalised by tomorrow.
Meanwhile, tributes poured in from around the world today for Mother Teresa.
K R Narayanan, the President of India, said her death represents "an immense loss' to the millions touched by her charity. "Such a one as her
rarely walks upon the earth." he said.
One after another, world leaders cited Mother Teresa's humanity and kindness. President Clinton called her "an incredible person."
"Mother Teresa is gone, but as the Gospels teach us these things endure: faith, hope and love. She had them in abundance." he said in a statement.
Her death means "there is less love in the world, less compassion. less light.” said President Jacques Chirac of France.
She leaves us a strong message which has no borders and which goes beyond faith: helping. listening, solidarity."
Pope John Paul 11, rising early, celebrated a private Mass today for Mother Teresa and told the late nun’s successor that he was confident her kind of selfless work for the world’s poorest would continue.
John Paul conducted the Mass at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, where the Eontlff has been resting since e returned from four grueling days in Paris last month.
Muslim religious leaders and scholars in Kashmir said today that Mother Teresa’s death had deprived the world of a great source of inspiration.
They said the Roman Catholic missionary's death was a great loss to followers of all religions.
"The Prophet Hazrat Mohammad (SM) said service to mankind is the best worship of all. and she was doihg what the Prophet (SM) had preached.” Mohammad Maqboo) Shah, an Islamic scholar, told Reuters in Srinagar.
"A Christian lady (Mother Teresa) was doing what the Prophet (SM) of Islam advised Muslims to do. I think nobody can replace the Mother," said Mufti Mohammad Bashir-ud-Din, the Mufti Azam or head religious Muslim jurist of Jammu and Kashmir.
Despite rains, hundreds of people. Hindu residents of Calcutta. sisters from hospices and homes for the infirm and or-
phanages from across India swarmed the road to the building where her body lay. Some carried flowers and few spoke.
In Calcutta, the national flag was flying at half-mast. The town hall, which normally is open on Saturdays, declared a holiday, said Municipal Corporation chief Asim Burman.
In the federal capital. New Delhi, the government announced that the national flag would be lowered to half-mast for two days.
Nuns held a mass at midday Saturday at the headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity, the order Mother Teresa created.
"Today Mother Teresa is enjoying the presence of Jesus whom she loves and to whom she dedicated her work. We should all be rejoicing today for we have got a great intercessor in heaven, "said Father Sebastian. the Priest who led the prayers.
In the dimly-lit room, sparse, barring a huge, lifelike cross, the nun’s body lay with her bare feet pointing to the altar. A table fan placed at her head rippled the cellophane on a bouquet of yellow roses wreaths and bunches of white tube roses filled the humid
More than 200 nuns knelt In prayer, singing "Halleluejah" In chorus. One made the sign of a cross on the forehead of the body after the mass.
Some of the songs, such as "I am the bread of life" and other hymns of resurrection were among Mother Teresa's favourite, said a nun. speaking on condition of anonymity.