Be my light

Mother Teresa "be My Light", compiled by the head of the process of canonization of Mother Teresa Calcutta, Catholic priest Brian Kolomychuk M.S. From her letters and diary records, for a long time kept secret, is an amazing chronicle of spiritual life, a historical document, reflecting a very difficult inner world of one of the most important religious identities of the 20th century.
"Where is my faith? - She wrote Teresa, - even there, on the donkey of the soul - nothing, only darkness and emptiness. My God, as painful this unknown pain, it does not pass. I have no faith at all ... God, if you are - please, forgive me ... "
And yet, no matter how painful was the "Night of the Spirit", Mother Teresa always found the strength to respond to the silent call of those who most of all need help: Do we know who our poor? What do we know about neighbors, about those who surround us? Without end, talking about poverty in other countries - easy. But very often we have no idea about suffering, lonely people ... about anyone who does not need old men, which live next door to us ... The poor are amazing, very hearty people, they will completely manage without our condescension and pity. It is much more necessary for them to love them, respected their dignity. We are designed to show weak and defenseless that they are the roads that they are also created by a loving hand of God to love and be loved.