Books, DVDs about Mother Teresa available from Ignatius Press

Mother Teresa: Come be My Light

by Brian Kolodiejchuk

This collection of private writings and reflections, most of which have never been made public, is a moving chronicle Mother Teresa’s spiritual journey, including her darkest moments of desolation.

These letters have been compiled by a friend, Father Brian Kolodiejchuk, M.C., the postular for her cause for sainthood and director of the Mother Teresa Center.

She emerges from her letters as a classic mystic whose spirit burned with the fire of charity and whose heart was tested and purified by an intense trial of faith, a true dark night of the soul.

• Love: A Fruit Always in Season: Daily Meditations by Mother Teresa
Edited by Dorothy S. Hunt

• Works of Love Are Works of Peace: A Photographic Record
by Michael Collopy

• Mother Teresa (documentary, DVD)
• Mother Teresa (movie starring Olivia Hussey, DVD)
• Mother Teresa: a Life of Devotion (BBC documentary, VHS)
• Mother Teresa: In the Name of God's Poor (drama, DVD)
• Mother Teresa: The Legacy (The Official Film of the Occasion of her Beatification in Rome, DVD)
• Gift of Love (CD)

Comments

[Ed Peters]

Gee, I don't know, Carl. MT went through a "dark night of the soul". Do we really want to watch videos about a lady who didn't even believe in God?

[Carl Olson]

Do we really want to watch videos about a lady who didn't even believe in God?

I take a rather agnostic stance toward that question.

[Ed Peters]

I suppose I'm still undecided about agnosticism.

[Mark Brumley]

Can we ever know whether agnosticism is true?

[Carl Olson]

Actually, when it comes to atheism, I'm agnostic. As for agnosticism, I'm a Christian atheist. As for theism, I'm a atheistic agnostic—that is, I don't believe that we can't know God exists.

[Ed Peters]

Uncle!

[Brian John Schuettler]

Ok, go home and sober up or I'm calling the cops!