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Sunday, September 04, 2016

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a woman blessed
walks in charity and love -
our Saint Teresa

the works of heaven
even for mortals so blessed -
still a mystery love
© gillena cox 2016

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This September blesses us with a brand new 21 century Saint Theresa [born - Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu Aug 26, 1910 died Sep 05, 1997]

This Sunday Lime series ends on a note of love rewarded

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30 comments:

  1. Magaly Guerrero6:44 PM

    I wonder how many will continue to call her mother instead of saint...

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  2. Mary7:37 PM

    Well penned, Gillena!

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  3. ayala7:39 PM

    I am so happy she is a saint now.

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  4. Old Egg9:19 PM

    Few can doubt she was worthy of the honour.

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  5. rallentanda10:20 PM

    She will always be Mother Teresa I think. Saint she may be and there are so many others too...unassuming humble selfless working nuns devoted to the poor and suffering in the third world whom no one ever hears about. Blessed Sunday to you Gillena !

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  6. Sherry Blue Sky11:19 PM

    She was so amazing. I like this tribute to her, Gillena.

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  7. Gillena Cox1:42 AM

    The exact same thing, i am thinking Magaly

    much love...

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  8. Gillena Cox1:43 AM

    Thanks Mary

    much love...

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  9. Gillena Cox1:43 AM

    Indeed Ayala

    much love...

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  10. Gillena Cox1:44 AM

    Indeed Robin

    much love...

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  11. Gillena Cox1:45 AM

    Indeed Rall

    much love...

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  12. Gillena Cox1:46 AM

    Thank you Sherry

    much love...

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  13. brudberg2:16 AM

    Yes she did become a saint... maybe it's easier to remember her that way, but in a way it's a pity too.

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  14. Julian2:25 AM

    and she continues to inspire.

    a woman blessed
    walks in charity and love .......so apt, I like these lines

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  15. Rosemary Nissen-Wade3:46 AM

    Such a degree of selfless love is indeed a great and sacred mystery!

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  16. baili7:53 AM

    such people are rare and true ornament of this earth .they show the real way of living and humanity .glad you remembered her today dear

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  17. Sanaa Rizvi12:20 PM

    Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous ❤

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  18. Jae Rose2:56 PM

    It was an iconic moment - I wonder too if Saint will resonate as much as Mother.. Time will tell.. A fitting commemoration

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  19. ZQ4:06 PM

    Amen! So be it.
    ZQ

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  20. Gillena Cox8:41 PM

    Thanks for your appreciation Bjorn, i think however it will take a long long time for people to forget her works of charity . I think the focus of both saint and Mother of can reside side by side

    much love...

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  21. Gillena Cox8:43 PM

    Thanks for dropping in Julian

    much love...

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  22. Gillena Cox8:44 PM

    Indeed, happy you dropped in Rosemary

    much love...

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  23. Gillena Cox8:45 PM

    Happy you dropped in Bali

    much love...

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  24. Gillena Cox8:45 PM

    Thanks Sanaa

    much love...

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  25. Gillena Cox8:46 PM

    Indeed Jae, thanks for dropping in

    much love...

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  26. Gillena Cox8:47 PM

    Indeed ZQ

    thanks for dropping in

    much love...

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  27. Wendy Bourke9:54 PM

    Lovely! The simplicity and lack of embellishment of the haiku form - the perfect vehicle to pay tribute to a woman who devoted her life to faith, charity and clarity of purpose.

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  28. Gillena Cox1:47 AM

    Thanks for your appreciation Wendy

    much love...

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  29. Janice6:50 PM

    a meaningful tribute.

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  30. Chèvrefeuille4:04 AM

    She will be mentioned Mother Teresa forever.

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