Responding to renewed criticisms following Mother Teresa’s canonization, Bill Donohue offers a detailed defense of her life and mission. Addressing allegations about her political associations, financial stewardship, medical care, and moral convictions, he examines the claims of prominent critics and situates them within broader ideological debates. With documented research and point by point rebuttals, this book seeks to clarify misunderstandings, defend the integrity of her charitable work, and safeguard the legacy of a woman whose service to the poorest of the poor continues to inspire the Church and the world.