Mother Teresa Turns Attention to AIDS
From Times Wire Reports
Barely three days after handing over the leadership of the global mission she founded, Mother Teresa said she would like to work with AIDS patients in the United States. After receiving an award in Calcutta from the Indo-American Society, a group of volunteers and business people from India and the U.S., the 86-year-old nun said, “I’m eager to go to the United States and set up a center for AIDS patients there.” She did not elaborate. She has also told reporters she would like to start a mission in China.
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