And we take a fourth vow, of giving whole-hearted and free service to the poorest of the poor. We are bound with a special word of honor to almighty God that we will be with the sick and the poor, the unwanted, the uncared-for, the forgotten, the lepers, the dying, the crippled, the outcast, and the kind of people who have forgotten what human love is. These are people who have forgotten how to smile, who have forgotten the gentle human touch. We take care of 53,000 lepers and many thousands of children saved from abortion. We have saved many thousands of lives of children born of God.
Every single child finds a home in India or in other countries.
Some time ago I gave a child to a wealthy Hindu family in Calcutta. I will heal it and care for it and give you a healthy one to care for. It showed me how much that child meant in their life. God's children are precious. My sisters do quite a lot of natural family planning with the poor people, the beggars on the street who are friends.