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Перевести текст по английскому 1)On 27 August 1910 a girl called Agnes was born in Skopje ,Macedonia into Albanian Catholic family.By the time,she was twelve year old the you Agnes knew that God had a plan for her life ;she would become a missionary nim. 2)At the age of eighteen Agnes joined an order of nuns in Ireland.Soon she was sent to India where she adopted the religious name of sister Teresa.she was later sent to a catholic girls school in Calcutta ,where she was a teacher. A first sister Teresa was contented with her life,but after a few years began to feel that God was calling her to do another job: to go and work in the slums to serve among the poorest of the poor". she had a difficult task persuading the church authorities to allow her to go out into the Calcutta streets to work among the poor. While she waited for permission from the church,she took a course in first aid to be able to care for sick.She also learnt the local language,Bengali.Finaly,in 1950 ,pope pious хх//(век)allowed her to found a religious group the missionaries of charity. The missionaries started simply,running a small school and distributing food and medicines Where they were most needed.as their numbers grew they opened homes for the poor and homeless people of Calcutta. They devoted themselves to working whole-heartedly among the poor of all religions.They also ran homes for abandoned children,and clinics and shelters for lepers. 3)Moter Teresa was awarded many prizes for work including the Nobel peace in 1979 she accepted these prizes not for herself,but for the people she served.she said : let us always meet each other with a smile ,for a smile is the beginning of love

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On 27 August 1910, a girl named Agnes was born in Skopje, Macedonia into an Albanian Catholic family. By the time she was twelve years old, Agnes knew that God had a plan for her life; she would become a missionary nun.

At the age of eighteen, Agnes joined an order of nuns in Ireland. Soon, she was sent to India where she adopted the religious name of Sister Teresa. She was later sent to a Catholic girls' school in Calcutta, where she worked as a teacher. At first, Sister Teresa was content with her life, but after a few years, she began to feel that God was calling her to do another job: to go and work in the slums and serve among the poorest of the poor. She had a difficult task persuading the church authorities to allow her to go out into the Calcutta streets to work among the poor. While she waited for permission from the church, she took a course in first aid to be able to care for the sick. She also learned the local language, Bengali. Finally, in 1950, Pope Pius XX allowed her to found a religious group called the Missionaries of Charity.

The Missionaries started simply, running a small school and distributing food and medicines where they were most needed. As their numbers grew, they opened homes for the poor and homeless people of Calcutta. They devoted themselves to working whole-heartedly among the poor of all religions. They also ran homes for abandoned children, and clinics and shelters for lepers.

Mother Teresa was awarded many prizes for her work, including the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979. She accepted these prizes not for herself, but for the people she served. She said, "Let us always meet each other with a smile, for a smile is the beginning of love."