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Something beautiful for God by Malcolm Muggeridge · Booklabria

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Something beautiful for God

BiographyInterviews

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First published: 1971
Editions: 10 in 2 languages

Synopsis

This book interprets Mother Teresa's life through her conversations with Malcolm Muggeridge, the quintessential worldly skeptic who experienced a remarkable conversion to Christianity because of her exemplary influence.

Subjects: Biography
Interviews
Missionaries
Teresa, mother, 1910-1997
Missionaries of Charity
Religious Missions
Characters: Teresa Mother

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10 in 2 languages

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