Mother Teresa missionaries, access to foreign funds restored

The Indian government has restored the registration of Missionaries of Charity to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, thus once again opening the doors to the organization to foreign funds. Ucanews makes it known. It was Christmas day when it was learned of the blocking of foreign bank accounts imposed on the Congregation founded by Mother Teresa. At the heart of the matter were unspecified unspecified eligibility conditions that prevented the renewal of registration under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, the law that regulates the possibility of receiving contributions from abroad. Sunita Kumar, spokesperson for the Missionaries of Charity, said: “We are happy and delighted that the central government has made and restored our FCRA registration. The people who are donating know that these funds are for the poor. They have also raised their voices. asking why it happened. I’m happy anyway. “