Gonxha: The Girl God Called
Before the World Knew Her Name, God Already Did. She would become the most recognized face of compassion in the twentieth century. But before the white-and-blue sari, before Calcutta, before the Nobel Prize, there was Gonxha. A girl from Skopje. A daughter. A dreamer. A soul quietly catching fire in the pew of a parish church while the rest of the world went about its ordinary business.
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Gonxha: The Girl God Called takes you behind the icon and into the life, the real, textured, aching, luminous life, of the woman the world came to call Mother Teresa. This is not a biography of achievements. It is a biography of becoming. And it begins, as all great callings do, in the hidden places: a mother's kitchen, a father's sudden death, a young girl's journal entry that trembles with longing she cannot yet name.
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Lives that walk beside St. Teresa of Calcutta, chosen for their likeness, not their fame.
