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Aroup Chatterjee, in his meticulously researched book, Mother Teresa: The Untold Story, bravely peels back layers of myth to reveal a complex portrait of one of the world’s most revered figures. This compelling work delves into the private writings and lesser-known aspects of Mother Teresa’s life, including her own letters which expose a profound spiritual struggle and inner darkness that persisted for decades.
Chatterjee’s critical examination scrutinizes the established narrative, exploring controversies and raising important questions about the actual impact and motivations behind her celebrated work. It’s a thought-provoking journey into the discrepancies between public persona and underlying realities, inviting readers to reconsider the heroism attributed to a figure who, as the author argues, sometimes prioritized ecclesiastical politics over the direct relief of suffering. This book provides a nuanced and often surprising perspective, essential for those seeking a deeper, more complete understanding of Mother Teresa’s legacy.
