This book, more than any other, shows us the saint and her significance. It belongs in the hands of everyone who loves this most beloved of modern women.

Scott Hahn

For the first time we are given significant insight into the inner-struggles that produced the outer-triumph of this icon of modern holiness.

Matthew Kelly, Author of Rediscovering Catholicism

The book, which is relatively short at about 120 pages, seeks to capture the lessons of Mother Teresa’s life in chronological order, from the time she was first called to the religious life in a teaching order through her unique call to serve the poor and found the Missionaries of Charity. . . David Scott does this work surpassingly well. On the one hand, his treatment will inescapably leave you wanting to know more of the details of Mother Teresa’s life. On the other, if you can benefit from a serious spiritual examination of what her life ought to mean for the rest of us, then The Love that Made Mother Teresa will be just what you need, especially during the final weeks of Lent.

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