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Mother Teresa’s funeral today
CALCUTTA. Sept 12: As India and the world prepared to say a final good bye to Mother Teresa, her successor said today that the work started by the frail women who came to be known as the saint of the gutters would continue and her order grow, reports AP.
Hundreds of people were turned back from a central Calcutta church as the huge wooden doors were closed early in the afternoon so that the Missionaries of Charity and the military could prepare for tomorrow's state funeral followed by a private burial.
Throughout the last day of public viewing, thousands of people stood in line despite intermittent rain and 30 degree Celsius temperature to be close to Mother Teresa, to touch a flower to the glass coffin or gaze at the peaceful face of the women whom the poor considered an angel.
Her funeral tomorrow morning will be attended by several presidents and prime ministers and representatives from the Vatican and other faiths.
More than 5,000 policemen, including bomb squad members, will be deployed along the 5-kilometer route, said city police chief Dinesh Vajpayee.
From St. Thomas' Church, the body will be carried on the same gun carriage that served in the funerals of independence leader Mohandas Gandhi in 1948 and India s prime minister. Jawaharlal Nehru in 1964, Col. Sinha Roy said. It will be towed by an artillery tractor.
India’s Foreign Ministry said 23 countries will be represented at Mother Teresa's funeral. First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will lead the US delegation. Cardinal Angelo Sodano. the Vatican's secretary of state, will say the funeral Mass as the pope's personal representative.
Sitting with her back to the room where Mother Teresa will be burled tomorrow Sister Nirmala, the new head of the order said she had no worries about the order's future.
"The Missionaries of Charity, is dependent on divine providence. God will provide whatever we need." she said.
In her first news conference, she met criticism Mother Teresa herself often faced —
that the order failed to address the overwhelming underdevelopment that causes poverty. She said the nuns, monks and volunteers inspired by Mother Teresa would continue to work as they always had.
"We are going to serve the poor. Why they are poor is not our concern.'' she said in an encounter with reporters that she handled with aplomb and humour, smiling frequently.
She said the order hoped one day soon to fulfill Mother Teresa's last dream of working in mainland China. •
She hesitated only once, when a reporter shouted a question about condoms. "It is against the law of God," she said softly after moment.
She also said abortion was never justified, not even In cases of rape. Botti positions are Catholic doctrine, and were often expressed by Mother Teresa.
Mother Teresa's private burial, she said, will be a simple affair, lasting "Just a few minutes." The body will be lowered into its grave after a prayer.
'This is the place she loved to be. This is her home," Sister Nirmala said.
Reuter adds: Indian official today cautioned photographers not to disturb dignitaries at the funeral of Mother Teresa, citing the alleged role of paparazzi in Princess Diana's death.
Officials briefing, the media on arrangements for the funeral said photographers were expected to shoot from the gallery of a stadium where the funeral mass will be conducted, and not descend to the floor where a galaxy of VIPs will be seated.