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Literature generally reflects life. It doesn’t just describe the events; it creates characters and conflicts to help the reader better understand the meaning of the events. Modern literature is often linked to ideology, either supporting or discriminating it. George Orwell’s Animal Farm and Salman Rushdie’s The Prophet’s Hair are among the literary texts that attack the ideologies, Communism and Islam respectively. Even though the texts are written in the genres that are usually used to support the

“If you can’t feed one hundred people, then just feed one.” This is just one of the many quotes Mother Teresa gave to the people about her life works of helping people who are less fortunate. Mother Teresa devoted her life to caring for people who needed help. It was not always easy for Mother Teresa. She was taunted by others for helping the poor. Despite her agony, Mother Teresa delivered global charity and kindness, demonstrated saintly intercessions, and attracted miracles; consequently, she

Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech Thousands of people struggling and were in poverty in India in the 70s, then a Catholic Nun named Mother Teresa came to the rescue to fight poverty, abortion and comfort the dying in India, specifically Calcutta. Mother Teresa, born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, was speaking in front of hundreds if not thousands of people, giving her “Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech” in December 11, 1979 in Oslo, Norway. Mother Teresa received this prestigious award for her work,

Mary Mackillop was born January 15 1842 in Fitzroy and died August 8 1909 North,Sydney,Sydney age 67 and was buried in Gore Hill Cemetery St.Leonards.She was baptised February 28 1842 at St Francis church.Mary was born to Alexander Mackillop and Flora MacDonald.Mary’s parents were Scottish immigrants who settled in Melbourne.She had four brothers and three sisters. Mary Mackillop is celebrated each year August 8.Mary was canonised on October 17 2010,Vatican city,by Pope Benedict XVI. Background:

Final Animal For there to be a true leader, there needs to be knowledge, and in order to have knowledge, you need history. Orwell exclaimed that the pigs are leaders but not very good ones. Unlike the pigs in Animal Farm, Mother Teresa embodies the characteristics of a strong leader because she is helpful, inspiring, and caring. A characteristic that fits Mother Teresa is being helpful. She did what she could so the society would feel better. The pigs in this story are selfish and cruel. The pigs

Judith Ortiz Cofer Was born in 11952, she moved with her family to Paterson, New Jersey, and when she was fifteen, the family settle in Augusta, Georgia. She is the Author of numerous books. In this essay from her book Woman in Front of the Sun: On Becoming a writer (2002) Cofer remember a woman who make a big impact in her life during her teenage, Ms. Cofer talk about the Sister Rosetta as role model, she describe her with unique technique as teacher. Sister Rosetta came in to Ms. Cofer life in

St. Teresa of Avila (1515-1582) is a well-known reformer of the Carmelites. Her desire in life was to suffer fully for Christ at any cost. One of the costs was whether she would be taken seriously about her determinations since she is female. For being such a brave, strong-willed woman in the 16th century, current feminists would adore her. “Her practical intelligence and vivacious charm helped her often enough to slip out of those tight Spanish cords that kept Castilian women tethered to their

Imagine life without Mother Teresa, who would have helped all those unstable people? Where would those people be right now without her? If she would have not done what she did many people would have ended up helpless. When Mother Teresa was 18 years old, she decided to be a nun and went to Ireland to join the Sisters of Loreto in Dublin. She started to teach at an all female school in 1937. Then on September 10, 1946 Mother Teresa got a “second calling from Christ” to help the poorest of the poor

“Nothing brings me more happiness than trying to help the most vulnerable people in society. It is a goal and an essential part of my life.” (Princess Diana). Princess Diana was only a Princess for 16 years, but during that time she spent many hours making the world a better place. What she was most known for, was her work with land mines and her work on behalf of AIDS patients. She saw the world's issues and instead of sitting there, she decided to make a difference. Princess Diana did many amazing

Many saints and other people have decided to assist poor people from around the world that are usually not assisted. Some went to great lengths, but Mother Teresa went to India to serve all in any way. When Mother Teresa saw Calcutta as a nun, she knew that she could help the Indian's in Calcutta. She loved to give her all for the needy Indians. Mother Teresa helped all people in India who were in need. When Mother Teresa was 18 she became a nun. Deciding to join the Sisters of Loreto during 1928