could be, but i never heard any statements by her about religious indifferentism.
Is she canonized? I thought she was beatified. Maybe I’m not keeping up with things?
she is blessed, if you call that beatified.
At least Mother Teresa was supposedly anti-“Communion in the Hand”.
Without a miracle? There WAS a miraculous healing involved, IIRC.
My bad. I haven’t followed up on her but some people at church were excited and saying she’s been canonized, then another person was upset because (he said) there was no miracle involved …maybe they mixed up the terms. Sorry for the confusion.I did a little checking on Mother Theresa and that often quoted statement on Communion in the hand, and I did find the reference to it. I did a blog post on it a while back, with the link for reference. If you want to see it, you can find it here.Mother Teresa of Calcutta is declared “Blessed”; she is not yet canonized. And I’ve never heard anything bad said about her beliefs from the SSPX. Yet, I haven’t been pro-SSPX very long either.
You may be interested in this article of mine. It is a post defending Communion on the Tongue against Communion in the Hand, and it promotes the end of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion along with the need to bring back altar rails.
does that have anything to do with the original post matt?
Yes, my article does cite information about Mother Teresa’s opinion on Communion in the Hand. It has a connection to the main topic of Blessed Mother Teresa.
ok, was only wondering because i didnt want it to get off topic.
I think when she said, “let a hindu be a hindu, a moslem be a moslem…”