Mother
Teresa
is
known
for
building
a
global
empire
of
orphanages
and
helping
sick
prisoners
get
released
from
prison.
However,
a
new
documentary
titled
Mother
Teresa:
For
the
Love
of
God
claims
Saint
Teresa
covered
up
for
the
worst
excesses
of
the
Catholic
Church.
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Portman's
Muscular
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Out
From
Thor
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The
compelling
new
three-part
Sky
documentary
series
will
showcase
clips
of
interaction
with
some
of
her
closest
friends
as
well
as
bitter
critics.
It
was
through
their
research
that
the
team
came
with
thorough
reappraisal
that
Teresa
seemed
more
attracted
to
poverty
and
pain
than
actually
helping
people
escape
it.
For
the
unversed,
Mother
Teresa
passed
away
on
September
5,
1997
at
the
age
of
87.
She
reportedly
died
after
suffering
from
a
cardiac
arrest
just
days
after
the
death
of
Diana,
Princess
of
Wales.
The
icon
once
stated,
"By
blood,
I
am
Albanian.
By
citizenship,
an
Indian.
By
faith,
I
am
a
Catholic
nun.
As
to
my
calling,
I
belong
to
the
world.
As
to
my
heart,
I
belong
entirely
to
the
Heart
of
Jesus."
However,
the
series
it
set
to
portray
her
in
a
different
light.
The
three-part
series
comes
with
a
promise
to
'reveal
the
extraordinary
truth'
about
the
formidable
historical
figure.
The
show's
synopsis
reads
as,
"A
remarkable
ride
through
the
twists
and
turns
of
the
life
of
one
of
the
most
controversial
figures
in
history,
with
insight
from
those
who
knew
her
best."
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Do
Daily
Mail
report
revealed
that
the
series
explores
the
issues
in
her
charity
work
from
the
beginning
when
British
doctor
Jack
Preger
worked
with
her.
He
said
he
was
shocked
that
"The
nuns
weren't
delivering
proper
care."
The
series
claimed
that
by
1800s
her
status
was
high
and
much
beloved
by
the
public
and
around
100
million
pounds
a
year
was
coming
into
her
organisation,
but
most
of
it
was
being
paid
into
the
Vatican
bank.
The
documentary
series
that
has
become
the
most
controversial
release
this
month,
is
also
set
to
stream
in
India.
According
to
reports,
the
series
will
stream
exclusively
on
the
Sky
app
from
May
10,
2022.
The
show
is
set
to
premiere
worldwide
and
for
the
Indian
audience
it
will
be
available
at
1:30
am
IST.