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Chronology of key events in Mother Teresa's life
CALCUTTA. India. Sept 13: Mother Teresa, the Roman Catholic nun. rose from humble beginnings to become a Nobel Peace laureate for her work with the poor, destitute and dying. reports Reuter
She was a living saint to millions of people to whom she brought hope and dignity through her Missionaries of Charity Religious Order, embracing about 4.500 nuns in 111 countries.
The following is a chronology of main events In her life:
1910 — bom Agnes Gionxha Bejaxhlu to Albanian parents of peasant stock in Skopje in the former Yugoslavia on August 27. Attended government school. Deeply religious at the age of 12.
1928 — becomes Roman
lution Meets Castro and wins permission for her runs to work there.
1986 — narrowly escapes death in a Tanzanian air crash.
1986 — meets Pope John Paul 11 and seeks permission to open home for vagrants inside Vatican walls.
1986 — undergoes successful eye surgery In New York's St Vincent Hospital. Cataract removed from one eye.
1989 — suffers from heart problems, as well as arthritles and failing eyesight. Electrocardiogram shows signs of impending heart attack. Fitted with pacemaker.
1990 — resigns as leader of Missionaries of Charity because of poor health. She later bows to the wishes of her nuns and agrees to stay at the helm.
nary arteries. US Doctor Patricia Aubanel says without surgery, she would have suffered fatal heart attack.
December 19 — discharged from the hospital, three weeks after her third heart operation in five years, and returns to her religious order where nuns sing and dance.
1997: March 13 — Sister Nirmala, former Hindu who converted to Roman Catholicism, is elected to succeed Mother Teresa as Leader of Missionaries of Charity.
May 16 — arrives in Italy at start of two-month foreign tour and is given oxygen ar Rome airport for about 20 minutes because she feels tired.
June 18 — meets Princes Diana for fourth time, at Missionaries of Charity resi-
Catholic Loretto nun. enters Loretto Abbey In Ireland.
1929 — arrives In India to begin novitiate training, also teaches geography at Convent School in Calcutta. India s most densely populated city.
September 1946 — receives “divine call" to work among the poor. The message was quite clear," she said.
December 28. 1948 — after training as a nurse with American missionaries, opens first slum school in Calcutta.
1949 — establishes missionaries of Charity Religious Order.
1971 — awarded the Pope John XXIII Peace Prize award by Pope Paul VI.
1979 — awarded Nobel Peace Prize for her work for the world's destitute and dying. "I am unworthy." she said.
1980 — awarded Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian award.
1983 — receives Honorary Order of Merit from Britain's Queen Elizabeth in New Delhi.
1986 — becomes best-known Catholic figure to visit Cuba, since Fidel Castro's 1959 revo-
1991 —- undergoes heart surgery at a Californian hospital. where she also suffers from bacterial pneumonia.
1993 — undergoes surgery to clear a blocked heart vessel In a Calcutta hospital.
1996: April — fractures left collar bone and is admitted to hospital in Calcutta
August 22 — suffers heart failure and is admitted to Calcutta’s Woodlands Nursing Home. Also treated for malaria and pneumonia. Leaves September 6.
September 16 — injures head in fall while getting out of bed. Doctors detect spot on brain but allow her to go home on September 25 after second scan shows spot has disappeared.
November 16 — granted honorary American citizenship in Calcutta by US. Ambassador Frank Wisner. Only fifth person in US history to receive the accolade.
November 22 — taken to a nursing home following an irregular heartbeat.
November 29 — undergoes angioplasty surgery to remove Iwo blockages in major coro-
dence in New York for about half an hour.
August 28 — Missionaries of Charity Order says Mother Teresa is "veiy hurt and humiliated" by a film about her work made by French writer Dominique Lapierre. The order says Mother Teresa had withdrawn permission to make the film.
August 31 — prays for the soul of Princes Diana, who she says was "like an ordinary housewife" and shared her devotion to the poor.
September 4 — her order says she will not be able to attend the ftiherE Of Princess cause of fragile health.
September 5 — Mother Teresa dies of heart attack at her religious order's headquarters in Calcutta.
September 10 —- her followers observes 51st anniversary of the "divine call," the day she was inspired to found her religious order.
September 13 — Mother Teresa accorded state funeral in Calcutta in the presence of an array of world dignitaries.