Original sentence: He also was an outspoken critic of artificial contraception, her stances of abortion and contraception, and her public campaigns on the issue, leading to strong criticism from pro-choice groups and campaigners.Her supporters defended such associations, saying she had to deal with political realities of the time, the Duvalier regime in Haiti, the communist regime then in Albania, to lobby on her causes such as abortion, contraception, funding for her charities and the poor.However critics say her actions compromised her perceived moral authority through unwise and controversial political associations.In 1981, Teresa flew to Haiti to accept the Legion d'Honneur from the right-wing dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, who when overthrown was found to have stolen millions of dollars from the impoverished country.Mother Teresa of Calcutta (August 26 1910 - September 5 1997), was a world famous Catholic nun and founder of the Missionaries of Charity whose work among the poor of Calcutta was widely reported.She was an outspoken critic of abortion, a viewpoint reflecting Roman Catholic teaching, she calling abortion the "greatest destroyer of peace" in her Nobel Prize acceptance speech
Edited sentence: Her strong opposition to both abortion and artificial contraception reflected the outspoken views of Pope John Paul II.In 1981, Teresa flew to Haiti to accept the Legion d'Honneur from the right-wing dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, who when overthrown were found to have stolen millions of dollars from the impoverished country.Many viewed this stance as counter to Mother Teresa's visible efforts in helping the poor.Mother Teresa of Calcutta (August 26 1910 - September 5 1997), Catholic nun and founder of the Missionaries of Charity, became a figure of veneration within the Catholic church, and admiration beyond it, for her work among the poor of Calcutta.Please see the article's talk page for more information.The factual accuracy of this article is disputed.To the dismay of pro-choice campaigners, she called abortion the "greatest destroyer of peace" in her Nobel Prize acceptance speech, and continued to campaign against it on a political level throughout her life.image:mt3.image:mt4