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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Al Baik" data-source="post: 10338973" data-attributes="member: 326965">Mother Theresa is not a Christian. She is  an idolater that worships bread, wine, statues, and men. God commands  His people to stay away from people like this. Don't use her as an  example in Sunday School classes. Don't use her as an example anywhere.  The Bible gives this clear command to Christians:  Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ,      hath not God. He that abideth in the doctrine of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son.            If there come any unto you, and bring not this doctrine,          receive him not into your house, neither bid him God speed:                     For he that biddeth him God speed is partaker of his evil deeds.                   II John 9-11The following is a CNN article claiming Mother Teresa underwent exorcism.  Archbishop: Mother Teresa underwent exorcism September 5, 2001 Posted: 10:05 AM EDT (1405 GMT) By Satinder Bindra CNN New Delhi Bureau CALCUTTA, India (CNN) -- Senior  church officials in Calcutta acknowledge Mother Teresa had an exorcism  performed on her in the latter years of life. The exorcism took place in a hospital  where she had gone for cardiac problems, said Archbishop of Calcutta  Henry D'Souza. The archbishop himself had been hospitalized at the same  facility and shared the same doctor as Mother Teresa. He said he noticed that while Mother  Teresa was calm during the day, at night she appeared "extremely  agitated." D'Souza said Mother Teresa would pull off wires and other  monitoring equipment stuck to her body. He said that is when he believed Mother  Teresa "might be under the attack of the evil one." He offered to  arrange for an exorcism for the elderly nun. She agreed. "So I said let's do the prayer of  exorcism over her. So I called one of the priests who was a holy man in  Calcutta," D'Souza said. "I told him, 'Please say the prayer of exorcism  over Mother Teresa.' And he got a shock and said, 'Shall I pray and  should I drive out the devil if it's there?'" "I said, 'Yes, you do.' But he says,  'What will the devil do to me?' I said to him, 'You command the devil to  go if he's there. In the name of the church, as archbishop, I command  you to go and do it.'" After the exorcism was over, the archbishop said Mother Teresa "slept like a baby." He emphasized that other great religious leaders faced similar challenges. D'Souza said the revelations about Mother Teresa show that she was "both holy and human," making her even more special. The archbishop also corroborated earlier reports on CNN that Mother Teresa felt abandoned by God at times during her life.  Those revelations were first made to  CNN by Mother Teresa's closest confidante, Sister Nirmala, who now heads  the order, Missionaries of Charity, established by Mother Theresa in  1950. "This is part of the spiritual life of  people, and God sometimes wants to unite the soul very closely to  himself. He will allow them to feel abandoned by Him. And Jesus also on  the cross felt he was abandoned," Sister Nirmala said. She said Mother Teresa is most  remembered for her humanness -- "How human she was, how loving she was.  How she wanted to be just one of us." D'Souza told CNN that Mother Teresa felt abandoned particularly in her early years -- feelings she revealed in letters.  He said in one letter she wrote that  she had been walking the streets of Calcutta all day searching for a  house where she could start her work. "At the end of the day, she came back  and she wrote in her diary, 'Today, I wandered the streets the whole  day. My feet are aching and I have not been able to find a home. And I  also get the temptation, of the tempter telling me, "Leave all this, go  back to the convent in which you came."'" She found her home and the rest is  history. The Missionaries of Charity feeds 500,000 families a year in  Calcutta alone, treats 90,000 leprosy patients annually and educates  20,000 children every year. Millions of Indians marked the fourth  anniversary of her death (she died September 5, 1997). The archbishop  led a Mass Wednesday morning at the Motherhouse, where Mother Teresa  lived. Statues in the house were decorated with garlands and her grave  was bedecked in flowers. The Vatican has begun the process of trying to declare her a saint who dedicated her life to the service of the poor. "Today, Mother is with God. Now in his  presence, she has more power with God. She is no more on earthly level,"  Sister Nirmala said. "She has passed to eternal life. There she is  very, very powerful." [is that so?] Link: [CODE]http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/False%20Religions/Roman%20Catholicism/mother_theresa_demonic.htm[/CODE] </blockquote>

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