Mother Teresa

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IN THEATRES NOVEMBER 2 & 3!

 
In Select Cinemas in Canada
November 2 and 3!
 
 MOTHER TERESA: NO GREATER LOVE, a documentary produced by the Knights of Columbus, tells the inspirational story of one of the world’s most revered saints, Mother Teresa of Calcutta. The movie was a box office hit in the US, earning over $1.2 million. 

 The film will be released in select U.K. cinemas on Wednesday, Nov. 2.  MOTHER TERESA: NO GREATER LOVE reveals not just who Mother Teresa was, but how her singular vision to serve Christ in the poor continues to be realized today through the religious order she founded, the Missionaries of Charity.

“Mother Teresa taught us that there are no expendable people. Everyone we encounter is made in the image of God. So, when she was feeding the hungry or holding the hands of someone as they lay dying, she was treating them as she would the most important person in her life, Jesus Christ himself.” 
- Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly

The Knights of Columbus will allocate all its revenue from ticket sales to charitable purposes and efforts to advance the legacy of Mother Teresa
 
 

“I thought ‘Mother Teresa: No Greater Love’ was absolutely fantastic. It was moving. It was really well done. It was an enlightening portrait … about St. Mother Teresa. … It was really, really joyful to get to see it.”

—Jonathan Roumie, star of “The Chosen”

“This is a film that you can go to with your family. … I can learn something, and I can feel something, and I can be inspired to do something.”
—Jim Wahlberg, executive director of the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation 

“If you talk about the true, the good and the beautiful incarnate, it would be Mother Teresa … What I found particularly radiant about the documentary, was not just to show Mother Teresa, but her magnificent apostolate, her splendid service to the poorest of the poor still goes on because of the Missionaries of Charity. It’s not just a historical film. It’s past, present, and future. And that to me made it particularly effective.”
—Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York



 
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