Twenty-six years ago, when Sister Mary Johnice Rzadkiewicz was studying at a Philadelphia seminary, Mother Teresa came to town, and the two women sat at the same lunch table.
“Mother, do you think I could come to Calcutta?” Sister Mary Johnice asked. “I want to learn how to work with the poor.”
“She looked at me and said, ‘Little sister, go back to your neighborhood. Find your Calcutta there.'”
That’s exactly what Sister Mary Johnice did.
