St. Mother Teresa was, and still is, an oddball to modernity. She had no filter, work-life balance, nor interest for self-care. She served the poorest of the poor in India and sacrificed her life to help those most in need, so much so that when donations of shoes came to her sisters, she always chose the worst ones to tread upon the hot Calcutta streets. The result, her toes were mangled and disfigured.
Her humility was the direct opposite of today’s relativistic mantra of “I can do…