Thank you for posting

I have some of the correspondence between Mother Teresa and the late Dr. Rama Coomaraswamy (Dr. C). Dr. C was the author of one of the first books in refutation of the New Mass, "The Problems with the New Mass."  Dr. C had some of his own family members be influenced by Mother Teresa's Novus Ordo nonsense.  In his letters to her he complained of the fact that she was an adherent of the New Mass and the New Theology.  She clearly in her replies to Dr. C defended the New Mass and Paul VI.  She was a modernist by all accounts. 

She was a modernist by all accounts.

She said she'd help a Hindu be a better Hindu, a Muslim a better Muslim, etc. She didn't say she was trying to convert them.

90 percent of the people on this forum can give you an easy answer on this one. lol

I would hope it would be at least 99% ... with the 1% consisting of the latest Salza/Siscoe account(s) and/or some random NO troll like JJoseph.

She said she'd help a Hindu be a better Hindu, a Muslim a better Muslim, etc. She didn't say she was trying to convert them.

Isn't that the definition of a Modernist?

There's a quote out there attributed to her on the internet where she purportedly said that the greatest problem in the world is Communion in the hand, even worse than abortion.  More propaganda by the fake saint makers, the same ones who created the false narrative around Wojtyla.  In both cases, the intent was to "canonize" the Conciliar Apostasy.