Mother's Memory Of Getting Medal Of Freedom From The United States

US President Ronald Reagan gave the Presidential Medal of Freedom award to Mother total on June 20, 1985. (Wikimedia Common

JAKARTA - Teachings of kindness and affection have never been heard out. The narrative emerged when studying public and religious education. However, the real example affairs are not necessarily present around us. Luckily the world knows Mother fire.

The tragedy is known to have devoted himself to helping the poor and sick in India. The trail is fragrant as a perfect embodiment of love. The United States (US) government was attracted. They gave him the highest award for civilians: Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Life should be useful for others. That's the right portrait if you look at the service of a person named Anjeze Ginxhe Bojaxhiu or better known as Motherris. The woman who was born in Skopje, North Macedonia, August 26, 1910 wants a life that is not grandiose.

He has aspirations to help many people. His wish was realized when he was 18 years old. He chose to leave his house and joined as a monk at the Loreto Monastery of the Order Sisters of Loreto at Loreto Abbey, Rathfarnham, Ireland.

Fate brought him to India in 1929. He was then placed with other nurses in India. Persistence in getting praise. He was also able to achieve a career as the Principal of the Middle School of Saint Mary. The position did not make him satisfied.

His desire to devote himself to the poor and sick is increasingly passionate. He then decided to establish his own monasteries in Kolkata in 1948. The building was given by the local Hindu community.

He built his own order: Missionaries of Love in Kolkata in 1949. The decision was considered challenging. He wanted to dedicate his entire life to helping the poor and sick. Not sitting sweet enjoying life.

He tried to feel the suffering and help them. Life like a savior spread everywhere. Motheries' stories heal sick people to become the most popular. The Misionary Order of Love was flooded with popularity.

The Misionary Order of Love never rejects the hungry and poor who come. This condition made Mother live in the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize.

But living like that is too comfortable for Sister fire. In 1948, he founded his own monasteries that were closer to Fransiskan's principle: community service in slum areas. He started with several nurses and some rupees.

"Now the monasteries house 4,000 nuns, plus 120 workers in several hospitals. Even orphanages, as well as centers for lepra and AIDS sufferers around the world," said Idrus F. Shahab in his writing in Tempo magazine entitled Good Luck from Kolkata (2015).

Mother's kindness is spreading throughout the world. Many consider it a perfect manifestation of love. He is considered no longer thinking about many enjoyment pleasures. He seemed to donate himself to social work to help others.

The social work made him inspire many people in the world to do the same. The people of the US do the same. The President of the era of 1981-1989, Ronald Reagan saw for himself how the strength of Mother

He imagined that if Mother felt like a US citizen, of course she would give her the title of hero. Reagan opened his eyes when many people still aspire to spread love, Mother

As a contribution to his service to the poor and sick in India, Reagan also awarded him an award on June 20, 1985 at the White House. The Presidential Medal of Freedom, his name.

The highest civil award by the US was given directly by Reagan to Motheragmad. Even though Motherction is not a US person. He sees Motherction as a figure who has contributed greatly to world peace and save.

Motheragung mendapatkan penghargaan itu bersama dengan pesantor dunia lainnya seperti Frank harus. Namun, kehadiran Bundamen merebut perhatian awak media massa.

Most of us talk about kindness and affection, but Motherction has done and celebrated it. As a teenager, he went to India to teach young girls. Later, Motherction began working among the poor and people dying in Kalkuta. His Love Missionary Order has spread throughout the world, serving the poorest group of the poor.

Motherland is a hero of our time. And among the many awards she has received, including the Nobel Peace Prize, we added, with her deep love and endless respect, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, "said Ronald Reagan in his speech quoted on the reagnilibrary.gov page, June 20, 1985.