Mothers of many unfortunate lives

Mother Teresa of Calcutta Tan Huong Orphanage and Disabled Children Center, Vinh Diocese, Nghi Van Commune, Nghi Loc District is currently raising 39 children, all of whom are girls. Of these, 25 are disabled, 14 are orphans, and they come from many different regions, regardless of religion or belief. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

The center welcomes the children with all its love. Every day, the children are taken care of with care, from meals to sleep. The nuns consider this a responsibility, a mission and wholeheartedly care for the less fortunate, so that they do not feel abandoned. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

The more she stays here, the more Sister Phan Thi Thiet sympathizes and loves the children. She wishes to take care of these unfortunate lives every day, so that they can integrate into the community and progress in life. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Although they are not as normal as other children, having trouble remembering things, the nuns always try to help the children here become more confident in front of the community. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

At the center, there are many mentally unstable and hyperactive children, so every night there must be two nuns on duty to look after them. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Nguyen Thi Ngoc (right) is always grateful to the nuns who raised her. Ngoc shared: "There are times when I feel like I lack the love of my parents, but with the love of the nuns, I always feel like I live in love and care. I will try to study well so that when I grow up, I can become a useful person for society." Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Despite many difficulties, the nuns at the Mother Teresa Calcutta Tan Huong Orphanage and Disabled Children Center always strive with the wish to warm the unfortunate fates, lighting the flames of hope for these unfortunate children. Photo: Dinh Tuyen