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Covid 19 dominates the news cycle these days, but this caught my attention.
https://www.npr.org/2018/07/17/6296...Zp4sI6cHykot1t4BpHf1s0a-glk9LARc0iajLkD0q1gXU
Will people finally stop using her name as a synonym for virtue?
India has ordered its state governments to inspect child care facilities run by the Missionaries of Charity — the Roman Catholic order founded by Mother Teresa — after arrests of a nun and a worker accused of baby trafficking.
Earlier this month, Indian authorities shut down a shelter home for pregnant, unmarried women run by the order in Ranchi, a city in the eastern state of Jharkhand, after discovering that four infants had been sold, including a 6-month-old boy who changed hands for 50,000 rupees ($730).
A nun, identified as Sister Koncilia, and a staff member, Anima Indwar, were arrested in connection with trafficking. According to The Times of India, Indwar confessed to selling the children.
https://www.npr.org/2018/07/17/6296...Zp4sI6cHykot1t4BpHf1s0a-glk9LARc0iajLkD0q1gXU
Will people finally stop using her name as a synonym for virtue?