Mother Teresa visits the Mission of Charity orphanage in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Aug. 5, 1980. While in Haiti, she received the Legion of Honor award at the National Palace from President Jean-Claude Duvalier. (AP Photo/Art Candell)

A photo dated July 5, 1980 of Mother Teresa, right, and Austria-born Swiss actress Maria Schell, left, posing during an event within the 86th German Catholics Day in Berlin. Maria Schell, one of the most popular actresses in post-war Germany, died in her home in Karithia, Austria on Tuesday evening, April 26, 2005 the Austrian news agency APA reported on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 citing the Austrian broadcasting station ORF. She was 79. (AP Photo/Elke Bruhn-Hoffmann)

Mother Teresa, left, is seen with Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, John Sanness, during the award ceremony in Oslo, Dec. 10, 1979. Behind them is the famous wall painting

Mother Teresa is seen in this 1979 photo in Calcutta, India. (AP Photo/Eddie Adams )

This is a 1979 portrait of Mother Teresa. She won the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize. (AP Photo)

Catholic missionary worker Mother Teresa is seen in Calcutta, India, 1979. (AP Photo/Eddie Adams)

Catholic missionary worker Mother Teresa is seen in Calcutta, India, 1979. (AP Photo/Eddie Adams)

Catholic missionary worker Mother Teresa is seen in Calcutta, India, 1979. (AP Photo/Eddie Adams)

PHOTO: EAST NEWS/AFP (FILES) Photo taken 08 November 1978 in Vatican City of Roman Catholic nun living in Calcutta Mother Teresa kissing the hand of Pope John Paul II during an audience.

US Senator Edward Kennedy discussing the problem of malnutrition and other diseases among refugees with Mother Teresa at the British donated

Mother Teresa, seen March 30, 1966, the superior-general of the Roman Catholic Missionaries of Charity, runs the Home for the Dying Destitutes in Calcutta, India. Since the home opened in 1952, some 18,000 ill persons have entered, with 8,500 dying. The rest amazingly gained strength and walked out. (AP Photo)