Aug 26, 2015

Blessed Mother Teresa- The Catholic Nun of Albanian blood

Five years ago to this day, though the house we were moving in was not ready,  we decided to spent that night at this new home for us. We were tired of traveling and moving stuff and since we  had just installed the new phone line, we thought we would be okay to stay here.

My husband and I, both wanted  to use the new phone  to call call our  parents and  share the news. But we decided to have some coffee first and were sitting down enjoying the children playing with each other in the back yard

The week before that  day there were many issues we were facing  with and among other prayers, one I chose, there  was the one which I  kind of made myself, asking  Bl.Mother Teresa to intercede for us. The words were all in Albanian,  and in a way I felt like I was pestering my own granny  for a favor which I thought we needed  to be  given.....

It was that evening of August 26,  and  while in the morning I knew, by evening I was almost  forgetting that it was Bl.Mother Teresa birthday.....I was  very busy right...?!!

As we sat down to sip that first coffee in the new house , to our surprise the phone rang and I picked it up.

The accent of the man's voice was clearly Indian. I was wondering who that might be...

In a very gentle voice he said: "Hello  Merita,  this is a phone call from the Catholic ......(he mentioned the organization name)  in India. We wanted to thank you for your help (I have never donated anything to  that organization) and we wanted to say : Enjoy your evening with your family and have a good time throughout the year!"

My jaw dropped , as I recalled my prayer and that on that day it was what would had been Mother Teresa 's Centennial birthday.  I also recalled that I had prayed and had asked Mother Teresa to help us....  Call it coincidence or  call it God's wink :-) , call it whatever you may like, but to me, it was very unique and meaningful! Still to this day is and will remain so.

 I will definitely not forget the gift we received on the first night of our new house
oh, and by the way...those prayers were answered , too :-)   ...

Let us never forget to ask our saints in heaven....they are there to help and aid us....Let us never be afraid to ask for the their intercession...and if we have some one close to our hearts, like we Albanians are so fortunate to have Blessed Mother Teresa, let us double those requests to them. Just ask.....She , like many others,  after all,  is a close friend and beloved child of God,  as she really took care of  Jesus' many wounds.
Blessed Mother Teresa,  our saint and beloved sister in blood, as we  gratefully remember you today, we  invoke your name and ask you  to please pray for the Albanians  and for the  people of the whole world! Amen!

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