
In another city, another home, I once swept the floor for Mother Teresa. She slept in that room the following night, and in the morning after she had left, a brother swept the room. In the dustpan, one hair.
In another city, another home, I once swept the floor for Mother Teresa. She slept in that room the following night, and in the morning after she had left, a brother swept the room. In the dustpan, one hair.