Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta: A Witness to Love

De: Michael J. Ruszala, Wyatt North

Narrado por: Robert Grothe

While the 20th century was often a time of turbulence, selfishness, godlessness, and violence, Mother Teresa of Calcutta was a witness to love. She was a clear reminder of the goodness within human nature and the beauty of being truly open to God.

"Mother" was her religious title, but as she ascended to the world stage, it became her role for the world - to be like a mother to all, no matter their origins. She was accepting and welcoming towards all people, not only towards the good or the like-minded. She continues to serve as an inspiration to people of all walks of life and all creeds. Where the world was blind to poverty and misery, Mother Teresa led the path to love.

©2017 Wyatt North Publishing, LLC (P)2017 Wyatt North Publishing, LLC

Sound spikes; but great story

Spikes of sound bursts interrupt, and if listening via headphones would cause a great deal displeasures.

Could not listen to this: the mispronunciations are so glaring

The mispronunciations by the reading are so appalling that I just couldn’t listen to the content. Beatified is one thing, beautified is another. The reading is cringeworthy. I will find this one and read it myself.

Good Book

This book was very interesting and told the story of Mother Teresa in very easy to understand language.

Please Another Narrator

The book is good. The Narrator was awful. Such a hard book to listen to, because if the narrator. I'm enjoying listening to many other books. I've tried listening to this book for two years now and the narrator is really bad. I'll to back to reading these myself. Thank you!

Narrator needs practice

The narrator stumbled over normal words and read like it was his first time seeing the material. I would have had difficulty pronouncing some of the names ; but, I think with some practice they would become easier.

Not what I would call well written or well read

Story doesn't flow very well and the reader doesn't help.
It probably shouldn't bother me as much as it does, but it was stated that world war 2 was from 1914-1918. An obvious error.

Great content, but...

Overall good content, but the reader of this book is terrible. He has no sense of Catholic vocabulary and, in some places, mispronounces common English words. His delivery is jarring, making listening to this audiobook exceedingly torturous.