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===Missionaries of Charity===

===Missionaries of Charity===

Founded in 1950 by by Mother Teresa of Calcutta (now St. Teresa of Calcutta) in Calcutta, India. The Missionaries of Charity Sisters (Mother Teresa’s Sisters or the Sisters of Mother Teresa, as many call us) is a religious community in the Catholic Church, their community is totally dedicated to the service of the poorest of the poor, irrespective of social class, creed, color or religion. They choose to show God’s concern for the poorest and the lowliest, remaining right on the ground, while offering immediate and effective service to those in need, until they can find someone who can help them in a better and more lasting way <ref>https://missionariesofcharity.org/</ref>.

Founded in 1950 by by '''Mother Teresa''' of Calcutta (now St. Teresa of Calcutta) in Calcutta, India. The Missionaries of Charity Sisters (Mother Teresa’s Sisters or the Sisters of Mother Teresa, as many call us) is a religious community in the Catholic Church, their community is totally dedicated to the service of the poorest of the poor, irrespective of social class, creed, color or religion. They choose to show God’s concern for the poorest and the lowliest, remaining right on the ground, while offering immediate and effective service to those in need, until they can find someone who can help them in a better and more lasting way <ref>https://missionariesofcharity.org/</ref>.

 

===The Salesians of Don Bosco===

===The Salesians of Don Bosco===

Founded in the 19th century by St. John Bosco in Turin, Italy, to care for poor and abandoned youth during the Industrial Revolution. One of the largest orders in the Church, they run schools, youth centers, and missions worldwide.

Founded in the 19th century by St. John Bosco in Turin, Italy, to care for poor and abandoned youth during the Industrial Revolution. One of the largest orders in the Church, they run schools, youth centers, and missions worldwide.