What should Mother Teresa be remembered for?

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It is the wish of the Catholic Church that Mother Teresa be remembered for the good work she did among the poor of Calcutta and elsewhere. Towards this end, the Church is fast-tracking her canonisation as a saint. Inevitably, however, Mother Teresa will be remembered as a more complex person than that simple depiction of a selfless saint. Mother Theresa sought medical treatment for herself at renowned medical clinics in the United States, Europe, and India although, according to Meg Greene (Mother Teresa: A Biography), the poor in the facilities that the Missionaries of Charity operated could not receive even basic treatment. Mother Teresa dedicated her life to the Church, but this had its limits.