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Books
· Catholic Voices in a World on Fire Anthology by Stephen Hand

· Global Icons by Bishnupriya Gnosh

· Voices Rooted in Truth Shake the Sky; Decade of Artists Against Rape

· Ode to Janis Joplin

· The Bones of the Homeless by Judy Joy Jones


Short Stories
· The Poet and the Cross by Judy Joy Jones

· Christmas at Gift of Love House by Judy Joy Jones

· A Christmas Santa Claus Everyday of His Life by Judy Joy Jones

· My Ancestors Were Pure Gold! Judy Joy Jones


Articles
· Jenny Studying Be Dr. & Running Miss America Broke Neck & in Wheelchair

· Dirty Cello Band Founder Rebecca Roudman

· Plumes a Musician Sings to Animals Around the World

· Dolly Parton Your Sparkle Spread Heaven on Earth

· Symphonies Composed for Opera, Ballet an Talk Show I Created by Judy Jones

· A Brilliant Molecular Biologist Changed My Life Forever

· Three Hundred Orphaned Children and the Person Who Loved an Cared for Them

· Jimmy Carter Helping the Poor

· Betty Jo Tucker Review of Judy Joy Jones

· Authors Den is Amazing by Judy Joy Jones


Poetry
· How Countries Are Remembered

· Jenny Becoming Dr. & Running Miss America Broke Neck & In Wheelchair

· Colors of Heaven on Earth Flow Thru My Brush

· Heaven on Earth Doth Abound

· Saint of the Poor Mother Mary Ann Wright

· A Hard Lot Woman With Broken Back

· Angelic Angel Wings Song

· Spreading Divine Love Through Eternity

· My Special Friend

· The Poet and the Cross

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Dont Feed Homeless Sign Warned. Mother Teresa did and was Declared a Saint

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Saturday, October 31, 2020


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'Dont Feed the Homeless' Signs Warn. Mother Teresa Did and was Declared a Saint!

The below excerpt is from my soon to be published book about 25 years of volunteer work with Mother Teresa and her Sisters around the world.

Mother Teresa opened a house to help the poorest of the poor in every country on earth. 

Often her houses were closed as people did not want to see Mother's sisters 
feed the homeless since the poor are the most despised people in the world.

Mother Teresa instead of fighting back, prayed, wiped the dust from her feet and moved on, opening yet another house in another city.  Had she fought back in worldly ways, she would have never had time to open all of her houses around the  world that feed and house the poor.

I encounter many instances in which I could fight back, and instead have chosen to follow Mother Teresa's example and tell my ego to 'be quiet' and I gratefully go forward.  

Living with the belief that the only way to overcome hatred is with love, if I am busy "fighting back"; my moments to overcome hatred with love are greatly diminished.

'Dont Feed the Homeless' the Signs Warn. Mother Teresa Did and was Declared a Saint!

by Judy Joy Jones
c jj 2020


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Reviewed by Rose Rideout
Reviewed on April 27, 2026
Mother Teresa was indeed a Saint. She devoted her life to helping the poor. You follow her in such a caring way. My Uncle use to call me Mother Teresa before he died because he saw me take care of so many. Thank you for sharing this.

Rose

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 1, 2020
That one beatitude, "Blessed are the weak, for they shall inherit the earth." It is proven time and time again by those like Mother Teresa, unwilling to spend her time fighting her detractors when there was so much hunger and sickness that needed to be addressed.

Your article is not poetic, but it certainly is prophetic. Mother Theresa and many others show us that nonviolent action speaks far greater than divisive, violent sounding rhetoric so many are enamored with.

Ron

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on October 31, 2020
she was a force of good and kindness in a tumultuous world.

Reviewed on October 31, 2020
Sometimes fighting head to head with others would not do us good, we need to focus on what we want to do in life and move on and just do it, no matter what.

I'm glad Mother Teresa was focusing on what she needs to do to help others.

Sandie


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