@Defeat Modernism I cannot share your sentiments about her not caring for souls.
The way she spent her life would seem to argue against that accusation.
I suspect you are just trying to emphasize the statements attributed to her about interpretation of God in other religions and the value or similarity they contain with The True Triune God. (which if she said them, I don't agree with her position) I don't know why she said those things. Maybe those responsible for her beatification do know why, and we are reading them out of context?
I think she did care about their souls.

Unless you have psychic powers or a direct quote, you don't know what Mother Teresa "cared about". @Defeat Modernism Display one or the other, else withdraw your claim. There is only One Catholic Church and it, not you, ascertains sainthood. To think, I have to explain this to a self-described "traditionalist". :P

"She didn't care about the souls of the poor. She let them die outside the Church which is a wicked thing to do. "

...said the anti-Semite. :D

Mother Theresa was a heretic sadly.

Mother Teresa is a saint. you idiot.

One reason why PR should never become a state. There are too many self-righteous jerks who think they know more than the Catholic church in the beatification of Mother Teresa and her cannonization.

The First Vatican Council exercised the infallibility of an Ecumenical Council to define papal infallibility: catholicplanet.com/TSM/infallibility-canonizations.htm

Therefore, faithfully adhering to the tradition received from the beginning of the Christian faith, for the glory of God our Saviour, the exaltation of the Catholic religion, and the salvation of the Christian people, with the approval of the sacred council, We teach and define that it is a dogma divinely revealed: that the Roman Pontiff, when he speaks ex cathedra, that is, when in the discharge of the office of pastor and teacher of all Christians, by virtue of his supreme Apostolic authority, he defines a doctrine regarding faith or morals to be held by the universal Church, is, by the divine assistance promised to him in Blessed Peter, possessed of that infallibility with which the divine Redeemer willed that His Church should be endowed in defining doctrine regarding faith or morals; and that, therefore, such definitions of the Roman Pontiff are of themselves, and not from the consent of the Church, irreformable. But if anyone—which may God avert!—presume to contradict this our definition, let him be anathema.
(First Vatican Council, Pastor Aeternus, chap. 4.)

Ultraviolet
Defeat Common Sense (“St. Mother Teresa is a heretic”) Is one of the group of simple minded disgruntled schmucks at GTV who (along with other non Catholic complaints) think that the mass must be said in Latin because that’s the only language God understands.

My issue with PR is that in practical terms Puerto Rico will vote just like the Ricans in the USA: overwhelmingly Democrat. The bogus they “lean Republican” stuff is just propaganda. In theory all Hispanics lean Republican because of their religion and social views (abortion, sexual perversions). However, none of that materializes when it’s time to vote against the gringos and for more free stuff promised by the Demorats.

Ultraviolet
Look at this brilliance of the following comment: Both sentences have nothing to do with post-conciliar faulty beatification and canonization proceedings.

We don't need the Catholic Church when we have "one of the group of simple minded disgruntled schmucks at GTV" to guide us as to what are and what are not faulty canonizations.

I haven't kept up with all of Defeat Modernism's fail but they do give "traditionalists" a bad name. @Holy Cannoli I personally believe the Mass should be said in Latin (for a number of reasons) but since The Church says the Mass can be said in the vernacular, I defer to its collective wisdom. After all, the readings and the homily/ sermon are all said in the vernacular already -even in the Traditional Latin Mass. Unlike Defeat Modernism, I don't set myself as an arbiter of The Church's teachings any more than I do when it comes to deciding sainthood.

I fully agree with you on the political aspects of PR. I was trying, apparently unsuccessfully, to defuse the issue. Don't let VRS rattle you. They appear only when there's conflict. VRS will return to the Polish language section when it either ends or someone strats slapping them around. Then it isn't "fun" anymore. Your call how you want to proceed.