“exhibition opens Albanian Saint”

Exhibitions of photographs and documents for Mother Teresa, titled “Albania's Saint from Skopje ʹ corruption”, with whom it has also been praised in response to those who want to adopt national figures of the Albanian people.

So said the director of the Institute of Spiritual Heritage and Cultural Heritage of Albanians in Skopje, Skender Asani. He has once stressed that the photos and letters displayed at the end will be donated to the Kosovo Archbishop.

This exhibition was compiled on August 26th last year and results in first being given answers to those who violate and want to adopt major figures of Albanian history and culture such as Gjerriot Kanderbeu and Mother Teresa... directly related to our Albanian identity”, he said.

Pristina History Institute Secretary John Berisha has praised the exhibition as a special event dedicated to the world's Mother Teresa.

This exhibition, which is organised in honour of one of the leading Albanian personalities Mother Teresa. It's a very important event for a world man who had no soldiers, he had no armies and no money, and he managed to conquer the world through a great work, love... This exhibition is a drop of water in the great ocean of Mother Teresa's work, which succeeded in challenging the world and was able to reach the hearts of great personalities”, he said.

In his casual address, Vicar General of the Kosovo Catholic Church, Don Lus Gjergji has stopped at a photograph of Mother Teresa, where she testified that she has followed lessons in Albanian, and that keeping the book in her hand also testifies to her desire to read.

Mother Teresa told me that eight years I did it in Albanian, but you know that our documents often eat underground or war, or bombings, or carelessness, or a thief... But God wanted this picture to be in the background of the blackboard, and on the blackboard as if God wanted it to write: The Albanian Catholic School of Christ's Heart, and the 1922-1923 school year, and we have Mother Teresa the only one... with a book in our hand”, he said.

Finally, he invited material published to be read so that the migration and the importance of this migration of Mother Terezès, which he believed, would be clearly understood.

This is not an exhibition that should just be passed and seen. I said, stop and read what has been presented, and you will be very clear about the Prizren-Skopje connection, Skopje-Zagreb, Zagreb-Irland, Ireland-Calcutt and the world's Calcutta. It was her migration, it was the migration of all humanity, and she testified to the power of religion and the inspiration of love”, he said.

The exhibition will be open for several days at the National Library in Pristina, while it is organised by the Institute of History “Alri Hadri” in co-organised with the Institute of Spiritual and Cultural Heritage of Albanians Skopje and the Archbishop of the Republic of Kosovo.