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Hell’s Angel: Mother Teresa by Christopher Hitchens (1 of 3)
Part 1 of 3 – During her lifetime Mother Teresa had become synonymous with saintliness. But in 1994, three years before her death, journalist Christopher Hitchens made this provocative film asking if her reputation was deserved.
Hell’s Angel: Mother Teresa by Christopher Hitchens (2 of 3)
Part 2 of 3 – During her lifetime Mother Teresa had become synonymous with saintliness. But in 1994, three years before her death, journalist Christopher Hitchens made this provocative film asking if her reputation was deserved.
Hell’s Angel: Mother Teresa by Christopher Hitchens (3 of 3)
Part 3 of 3 – During her lifetime Mother Teresa had become synonymous with saintliness. But in 1994, three years before her death, journalist Christopher Hitchens made this provocative film asking if her reputation was deserved.
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https://theageofblasphemy.wordpress.com/2015/12/19/mother-teresa-sadistic-religious-fanatic/
- The Wit and Mortality of Christopher Hitchens (maverickphilosopher.typepad.com)
- TIL Mother Teresa defended a pedophile priest (mojoey.blogspot.com)
- Mother Teresa Saint or Sinner? (lunaticoutpost.com)
- https://theageofblasphemy.wordpress.com/2015/12/19/mother-teresa-sadistic-religious-fanatic/
The Age of Blasphemy 
Reblogged this on digger666 and commented:
Love him or loathe him, anything by Christopher Hitchens is worth a read. He’s sorely missed, unlike his brother, whose views I never pass an opportunity to miss.