pope francis referred to mother teresa using her own language.ness card in my hand after mass and as i walked out, i was struck by two things. first of all, her address, there was no e-mail at the time, but no address. just said mother teresa, mc. but on the other side it so happened that the fruit of silence is prayer. the fruit of prayer is faith. the fruit of faith is love. the fruit of love is service. the fruit of service is peace. god bless you, mother teresa. who more do you need. >> truly a synthesis of everything. >> a great coherence, many similarities between the two. he only met her i think once. >> he did, yes. during the senate of bishops. and when asked about that encounter, he replied, mother teresa said what she said she was going say. if she had been my superior, i would have been scared. no mailing address, no phone or fax. nowadays actually everybody knows how to reach her. she's very easily reached.

mother teresa was called the saint of the gutters and before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of the slums. both put the poor at the center of their ministry. and today, pope in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. while in calcutta formerly where mother teresa focused missionary work half a century others watched the canonization on a large television screen. erin and paul traveled to rome from dallas. they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian. great compassion for the, the, the less fortunate. so, she means something to many people. regardless of faith. >> reporter: the albanian born dedicated her life to those in the shadows, was honored today in the bright sunlight. less than two decades after her death. seth doan, cbs news, rome. >>> we want to note the passing of dabney montgomery, a tuskegee airman in world war ii and civil rights activist in selma, alabama. he served as a bodyguard for dr. martin luther king jr. in 2007, montgomery was issued a congressional medal of honor remained active in his final weeks

today, pope francis called poverty a crime. in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. as calcutta where mother teresa focused missionary work for half a century. others watched canonization on a large television screen. the two traveled from rome from dallas they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian. great compassion for the less fortunate. so, she means something to many people. regardless of faith. >> reporter: the albanian-born, nobel peace prize winner who the shadows, was honored today in the bright sun light. less than two decades after her death. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >>> the zika virus continues to spread around the word. latest hot spot, singapore. health officials there confirm 27 new cases of locally transmitted zika. in all, doctors have confirmed nearly 250 cases nationwide. here in the u.s., the storm the heavy rain kept mosquito fighters indoors nearly a week. and the high wind could spread insects around the state. for the first time in the u.s. researchers

and it culminates in this day, zain, where in half an hour we will see pope francis come to the altar behind me, a cardinal will read to the crowd something of the life of mother teresa and ask the pope formally to declare her a saint. that happens at the top. then there is a mass which goes back centuries, of course, the tradition of making saints in the catholic church. then there is a solemn procession with a relic of mother teresa. the relic is a vile of her blood and a wooden cross. that is carried up. that is very symbolic and important when it comes to saints because throughout the centuries you've always taken some part of the saint and buried it somewhere and actually on top of that, the churches that you see around rome have been erected. so this is a ceremony which goes back centuries. we all know, of course, about mother teresa, but one of the things that the vatican looks for is not just her works during her life but miracles, and the two miracles which they determined for mother teresa, were an indian woman, monica vezra who was cured of stomach cancer and a man who held

pope francis acknowledged maybe we will have difficulty calling her saint teresa. because of her tenderness, he added we will continue to call her mother teresa. >> i think people recognized her as a living saint. when she was alive. they knew. >> rick farrell and mary basaloni came from anchorage, alaska all. she gave of herself and her life to >> reporter: pope francis praised the dedication as nuns from her order listened on. the pope noted, mother teresa defended human life, unborn and abandoned. mother teresa was called the saint of the gutters and before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of the slums. both put the poor at the center of their ministry. today, pope francis called poverty a crime. in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. as calcutta where mother teresa focused missionary work for half a century. others watched canonization on a large television screen. the two traveled from rome from dallas they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian. great compassion for the less fortunate. so,

today pope francis called poverty a crime. in rome, indian flags were flown with pride while in kolkata formerly known as calcutta where mother teresa focused her a century, others catched the canonization on a large tv screen. erin mckelvee and paul hunter traveled from dallas. this he are not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian, great compassion for the less fortunate. so she means something to many people regard its of faith. >> the albanian born nobel peace prize winner who dedicated her life to those in the shadows was honored today in the bright sun light, less than two decades after her death. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >> quijano: we want to note the passing of dabny montgomery, he was a tuskegee airman serving in southern italy during world war ii and a civil rights activist in selma, alabama. he served as a body guard to dr. martin luther king, jr. on his 1965 march for voting rights. in 2007 montgomery was awarded a congressional medal of honor. kids about his experiences. d

pope francis declare this is year of jubilee mercy in the face of mercy. jesus christ is the face of god's mercy. mother teresa understood this and always spoke about recognizing jesus in the many disguises used. she saw him in the poor and became his face, the face of mercy to them. it's especially a great joy for us and the archdiocese of san francisco as the missionaries of charity are a prominent presence for us and tremendous blessing for life of our local church in the ministries they carry out, hospice, caring for needy women, feeding the poor. we have the great blessing of hosting for all americas of san francisco die diocese. i wish to offer you congratulations, assure you of love for you and appreciation show to everyone. they are great inspiration to us all. i appeal to young people to look to them for inspiration, to see the real joy that comes from following god's call to one's life. to be open that god may be calling you to serve in the particular way of dedicating your life completely to him and service of his people. be open to god and god'

today, pope francis called poverty a crime. in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. as calcutta where mother teresa focused missionary work for half a century. others watched canonization on a large television screen. the two traveled from rome from dallas they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian. great compassion for the less fortunate. so, she means something to many people. regardless of faith. >> reporter: the albanian-born, nobel peace pr dedicated her life to those in the shadows, was honored today in the bright sun light. less than two decades after her death. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >>> the zika virus continues to spread around the word. latest hot spot, singapore. health officials there confirm 27 new cases of locally transmitted zika. in all, doctors have confirmed nearly 250 cases nationwide. here in the u.s., the storm to fight the virus in florida. the heavy rain kept mosquito fighters indoors nearly a week. and the high wind could spread insects around the s

she gave her life to help the poor. >> reporter: pope francis praised that dedication as nu ns from her order listened on. the pope noted mother teresa had defended human life, the unborn and the abandoned. mother teresa was called the saint of the gutters. and before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of the slums. both put the poor at the center of their ministry. today pope francis called povertiy a crime. in rome, indian flags were flown with pride while in kolkata formerly known as calcutta where mother teresa focused her missionary work for nearly half a century, others catched the canonization on a large tv screen. erin mckel vee and paul hunter traveled from dallas. this he are not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian, great compassion for the less fortunate. so she means something to many people regard its of faith. >> the albanian born nobel peace prize winner who dedicated her life to those in the shadows was honored today in the bright sun light, less than two decades after her death. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >> qu

and before becoming pope francis was referred to as the bishop of the slum.

. >> and, pope francis celebrates mother teresa to sainthood. >> mother theresa, called the saint of the gutters. before becoming pope, fncis refeed t athbish of welcome t the "cbs overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. hermine gaining strength and threatening ecome hurricane. the slow-moving system already killed at least two people including a homeless man hit by a falling tree in florida and a truck driver blown off rd in north carolina. storm warnings and watches are posted along the atlantic coast from north carolina to our correspondent is on the eporter: after mowing through florida as a hurrice, tropical storm hermine chewed the coast of georgia and carolina saturday bringg heavy rains and punishing wind. rough seas rocked this royal caribbean cruise ship en route from new jery to bermuda. now, hermine may crash a 5-foot wall of water into the mid-atlantic. menacing picturesque cline from maryland to massachusetts much newly rebuilt after voss, the mayor of seaside heights new jersey. >> how bad was the dam an when sandy came through? >> devastating. devastating. all built over

she became a saint with fast track because she had two big advocates, pope francis, who shares her approacho doing as much as possible fsht poor and pope john paul ii to whom she was very close. he streamlined the process dropping the miracle requirement from four to two. saint teresa was honored for her service to the sick, poor and unwanted in calcutta, particularly. a story we know quite well right now. but people reflected on the less-known aspects of the nun's life such as her 50 year period of spiritual doubt when she found herself unable to pray or feel god's presence. a time when in letters published she described suffering the tortures of hell or what her advocates have said was a spiritual poverty. sort of like a call cut is a of the heart. -- calcutta of the heart. >> her story is fascinating. tell us more about her life. >> yeah, well, she was born in 1910 to albanian parents in macedonia where they celebrated her life today. her mother was an albanian nationalist with a hot temper. her mother was a loving housewife. she had four siblings, two of whom died in infancy and her fam

as mother teresa is canonized by pope francis. thousands of the faithful packed to watch as they declared mother teresa a saint. glad that you are with us. >>> she was revered by people of all faiths. they came from the poorest on earth. for this, she earned the peace prize in the everlasting peter's square where they made the pet -- pilgrimage to witness what i am sure was an unforgettable moment >>> they estimate that she became a saint under those who lived under the tyranny of devices standing in a place 500 years old. but wh h entirely be captured in megabytes. >> this was one of those times to immerse yourself in the moment. to feel the complete piece that goes with hearing those wonderful yet joyful hands -- songs. >>> it was all here, the flags permission or from chapel hill. >> probably this is once in history. >> he was sitting on the balcony overlooking the altar at st. peter were pope francis delivered it. he spoke of a tiny woman who, in his words thou down before those who were spent in left to die. our friend from c

we saw pope francis read a little bit about her and her bio.n mass, we had the prayer in which she was officially made a saint. what is next? i mean, is this it? >> reporter: this is it. the moment actually has happened when he announced the official formula in latin making her a saint. the mass is still going on. this is the traditional latin mass. they say it for the fact that the people are coming from all over the world. it's one of the interesting things. we've seen mother teresa's nuns here. they're not nuns that some of us in the west are used to seeing them. we continue with this canonization mass. the anniversary of her death is tomorrow, september 5th. this then kind of sets her up there with the rest of the saints from the beginning of christianity. it's really kind of one of the most important events that the vatican can do. of course, as we were saying earlier, you know, it used to be making saints, this was something people used to say. the vatican has their own process. for mother teresa it was called fast tracked because john pa

pope francis declaring the albanian nun a saint ... pope says: "let us carry her smile in our hearts and give it to those who we meet along our journey." tens of thousands of pilgrims attended the canonization ... a huge portrait of mother teresa hung from st. peter's basilica during the colorful ceremony. some 1,500 homeless people across italy were bused into the vatican and given seats of honor mass...and served a pizza lunch by nuns. nanty pilgrim says: "the teachings of mother teresa have helped me a lot to understand the concept of love." known as the "saint of the gutters" -- mother teresa was revered for her work with the poor. in india - a special mass was celebrated at the missionaries of charity -- the order she founded in kolkata calcutta . chakraborti says: "the way she used to love people, poor people, and everybody. this canonization's is a mother teresa died in 19-97 at the age of 87 -- and was beatified in 2003, the first step towards sainthood. pope francis then cleared the way last year when he recognized a second mi

also ahead pope francis drops in pair of hospital visits. patrick: and the joyful reunion of two young friends thousands of miles from where they started. the extra effort their families went through to make this moment >> a celebration of beer in a celebration of beer in bruges, belgium, but it's not oktoberfest. a local brewery just opened a beer pipeline. that's because it was too hard for trucks to take the beer from the brewery inside the historic the suburbs. citizens were invited to help fund the pipeline project. those who donated at least 120 euros will get free beer on their birthday for the rest of their life. he's about to head to a new team, but one nba star is offering his current town one last goodbye. patrick: dwayne wade just put up this billboard in miami, florida thanking his fans there. , the former marquette university player is moving from the miami heat to the chicago bulls this season. pope francis put on hospital scrubs today for a visit to a he blessed the babies and gave each one a medallion. pope francis later vis

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nbc news, vatican city. >>> aside from all the ceremony vatican, there was another blessing by pope francis today. the pope shook paws with a rescue dog named leo. the labrador retriever helped locate a 4-year-old girl trapped in the rubble from the devastating earthquake in italy last month. >>> when we come back, why are people doing 22 push-ups these >>> finally tonight, it has grown into a worde movement. it's all over the internet, challenging people to do 22 push-ups for 22 days. the aim? to draw attention to the problems of post-traumatic stress and suicide among military veterans, but why the number 22? lucy kafanov has the story from london. >> reporter: you may have noticed on your social media feeds recently a lot of folks are giving by getting down from rappers like snoop awareness for the 22 veterans who commit suicide daily. >> reporter: the challenge, 22 push-ups a day for 22 days started by 22kill, an american veterans group fighting the stigma surrounding the psychological trauma of war. similar to the ice bucket challenge which raised millions for als, push-ups for vets ha

. >>> pope francis declared mother teresa a saint. >> reporter: even pope francis acknowledged i think maybe we will have some difficult calling her saint teresa because of her tenderness he added we will continue to call her mother teresa. >> i think people recognized her as a live saint when she was alive they knew. >> reporter: pete carol and susan came from canada. >> she gave of herself. >> reporter: pope francis noted mother teresa had defended human life, the unborn and abandoned. mother teresa was known as the nun of the gutters. in roam indian flags were flown with pride. where mother teresa focused her missionary work, others watched the canonization on a large tv screen. aaron mckelvie traveled from texas. >> great compassion for the less fortunate. so she means something to many people. regardless of faith. >> reporter: seth done, cbs news. >> now saint teresa was also a noble prize winner. today's canonization came two decades after her death. >>> we're going to look at the weather. and it's going to be warming up this week. still it's been a while since we've seen that af

mother teresa was canonized by pope francis in front of a crowd of thousands in rome. although she might always be known as holiness. mother teresa is now saint teresa. this just 19 years after her death. mother teresa was canonized by pope francis in front of a crowd of thousands in rome. although she might always be known as "mother" her newly bestowed title is saint teresa of calcutta. for those unable to make the trip to the vatican ... the denver archdiocese held a special celebration for the newest saint. every pew and every aisle at st. joseph's church in denver were filled with people honoring the new saint.. st. teresa of late 1980s and announced she would send nuns to colorado from the missionaries of charity --- the order she founded. four nuns from india are currently living in denver and working with homeless women in the area. creeping up on us. but some think the jackolanterns and the christmas trees are out in stores way too early. so what's the rush? we'll have the meaning behind the it may be labor day out.... every year seems like the holidays come e

today, pope francis called poverty a crime. in pride. calcutta where mother teresa focused her missionary work for merely half a century others watched it on a large t it v screen. back to you. >> she became a saint 19 years after her death. >> pope francis fast tracked her to sainthood after she performed healing two sick people. >>> coming up, front and center in the super bowl rematch. ,, these are grillers. and we make them at johnsonville. they've got way more flavor than ordinary burgers. flavors like bacon and cheddar and steakhouse onion. people who try 'em, love 'em. denver broncos? the super bowl champs back on the field today. rematch with the panthers just 4 days away. and what a way for trevor to make his first nfl start. it it has been almost two years since the 7th round pick has played a full game. he did not play all of last year. playing a quarter, a quarter and a half. hard to know that will prepare him for a pull 60 minutes against the panthers defense. >> we will see when we get there. this last season, get in a flow

pope francis is set to formally declare for a saint on sunday. more than 100,000 are expected to come to vatican city for the canonization. >> the holy father will say definitively that mother teresa is in heaven and from there she intercedes for us and that her life is a good example for us, what it means to be an excellent christian. >> mother teresa founded the calcutta, india back in 1950. the order continues to help the poor and sick. her efforts earned her the 1979 nobel peace prize. >> mother teresa had the gift of inviting everybody to take part in the work and also to make everybody aware of their own responsibility. >> a person is required to have performed at least two miracles in order to become a the first was recognized 13 years ago after an indian woman said she was cured of a tumor. pope francis officially acknowledged her second miracle last year. she's believed to have helped a brazilian man survive several brain tumors in 2008. >> today it was me, may be tomorrow it could be anyone else. i do not feel i'm somebody special. god

pope francis led the ceremony this morning in st. peter's square and channel 3 alyssa raymond joins us with how she was able to be honored in this way. good morning. >> good morning. pope francis help saint teresa up as a model for today's christians during his homily for the non-who cared for the poorest of the poor. to become a saint, the vatican looks for evidence up to miracles and they require an investigation to prove it. thousands of faithful passed into st. peter's square. mother teresa is revered for her work with the poor in india. she won the nobel peace prize in 1979 for her calcutta india is a destitute and ill. work which continued even after she, herself, became sick. as for the miracles, an indian woman with a stomach tumor and a brazilian man with a brain infection both say that they were healed after prayers to mother teresa. >> the things that she did it were little ordinary things with extraordinary love. >> an example. world and societies. more love in this world. sometimes too much looking for individualism. >>

pope francis naming her saint teresa. here's alex marquardt. >> reporter: to many, she has long been a saint. today, it was made official. more than 100,000 worshippers packed into a sunny st. peter's square for the canonization of mother teresa. pope francis telling the adoring was a "tireless worker of mercy." >> she was an amazing woman, and so i think it is really important that this day has finally come for a lot of people. >> reporter: the so-called "saint of the gutter" was born in 1910 in modern-day macedonia. but it was in the slums of calcutta, india, that mother teresa found her home and her life's work. she died in 1997 and was put on the fast track to sainthood by pope john paul ii -- now a saint himself. two miracles have been woman and a brazilian man. the tiny nun who won a nobel peace prize was not without her critics. some accused her of wanting the spotlight, of poor and unhygienic medical treatment, and of trying to convert those under her care. none of that mattered to the masses today, which included

pope francis telling them the newest saint was a tireless worker of mercy. i think it's really important that this day has come for a lot of people. >> reporter: the so-called saint of the gutter was born in 1910 in modern day macedonia. it was in the slums of calcutta, india, that mother teresa found her home and life's work. she died in 1997 and was put on the fast track to sainthood by pope john paul ii, now a saint himself. two miracles have been attributed by the vatican to mother teresa. curing tumors in this indian woman and a the tiny nun who won a nobel peace prize was not without her critics. some accused of her wanting the spotlight, of unhygienic treatment. none of that matters to the masses which included 1500 poor and home will guests who after the canonization were treated to a pizza lunch nerved by nuns courtesy of pope francis. abc news, london. >> an extraordinary life. again. went to ireland and then india where she made her name and became a celebrity nun. that sari she wore cost $1. >> she won the nobel peace prize in 1979. normally they

declare and define blessed teresa of calcutta to be a saint and we enroll her among the saints" pope francis declared mother peter's square under a clear blue sky. the pope described mother teresa as a defender of the unborn, the sick... and the abandoned. in calcutta, india, people watched the ceremony canonising the woman who cared for the poorest of the poor. others gathered around her tomb, adorned with a single candle, flowers and her photo. (seth doane/cbs news/vatican city) "today may be the official recognition on the part of the church but among the faithful they say - it only confirms what they already believed." (kim forshay) seth: when you think of mt what comes to mind? kim: have the quote right but she said "one drop of water in the ocean" you so you do one small thing and it ripples outward causes massive change. (andre ramos /brooklyn, ny) mother teresa is an example. she's one to see and emulate. her mercy goes beyond borders." the so-called "saint of the gutters" was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1979 for her work with calcutta's poor and sick, a labor that continued wel