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“Today we are going to make one strong resolution that in this beautiful city no man, no woman, no child will ever feel unwanted, unloved,” said Mother Teresa when she arrived in Phoenix Feb. 1, 1989. “Let us thank God in this great gift that we can share in his love by giving love to others.”

Such concrete actions will benefit human life and the environment, Pope Francis said.

Whether held publicly or privately, people are reflecting on Mother Teresa artifacts as The Catholic University of America in Washington's archivist discusses.

Poverty affects 46.7 million Americans and while it's not on the lips of the candidates, it some of their proposals are directed toward improving economic opportunity for the working classes and perhaps helping poor people as well.

Jaime Cortez and Tom Booth are two of the many Catholic musicians OCP featured in a video series focused on the impact of Mother Teresa.

Sr. Mary Prema Pierick, superior general of the Missionaries of Charity, explains the relationship between evangelization and charity in Mother Teresa's life and work.

The pair of sisters were from different orders, but worked together at a nearby medical clinic.

Given the devastation in central Italy, Pope Francis abandoned his weekly general audience talk to lead the recitation of the sorrowful mysteries of the rosary.

Even Google knew a fresh, permanent worship space was coming

In recognition of the Jubilee Year of Mercy declared by Pope Francis, every month The Catholic Sun will feature a “Missionary of Mercy” who...