Is there anyone out there who doesn't agree that Mother Teresa was entirely saintly?

It seems Mother Theresa herself didn't think she was saintly in life. There's some evidence that she doubted her faith and questioned her commitment at times. This makes her all the more human like the rest of us. She seemed interested in doing as much good as she could for as many people as possible. Sometimes, she could get rather sharp with those who didn't make an effort to help others or help themselves when able. And WHO defines what a saint is, anyway? Other people! None of whom have cause to put themselves forward for a halo..