Zef Shala, the Executive Director and a founder of the Charitable Society “Mother Teresa,” recently detailed the origins and core principles of the organization. During an appearance on the “Përballje Podcast” broadcast by Telergafi, Shala provided insights into the establishment of the society, which was founded in 1990. Shala explained that while the initiative to create the charitable society received support from prominent figures across various institutions at the time, its foundational roots trace back to the Catholic Church.
He specifically credited the former bishop, Imzot Nikë Prela, as one of the key individuals who initiated the effort. According to Shala, the impetus for establishing the organization came from a group of directors and notable persons from different sectors of society. However, he clarified that the spiritual and institutional genesis of the society was within the Catholic Church, with the former bishop playing a significant role in its inception.
The discussion highlighted the collaborative nature of the society’s founding, acknowledging both external support and a deep connection to the Church. Zef Shala’s account provides a historical overview of the initial vision and guiding principles that guided the organization since its establishment in 1990.
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