CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR, CNN SR. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Mother Teresa died in Calcutta, India. And the television networks and all of the newspapers in the world had paid so much attention to Princess Diana's death and her funeral, and we decided that there was no way we couldn't do the same for somebody as illustrious, and who had such a massively important history as Mother Teresa.</s>MOTHER TERESA: People are not hungry just for bread, they're hungry for love. People are not naked only for a piece of cloth, they are naked for that human dignity. People are not only homeless for a room made of bricks, but they are homeless being rejected, unwanted, unloved.</s>AMANPOUR: I think this tiny little Albanian nun, who went to India and adopted this massive sprawling place as her own and devoted her life to really charity in the purest sense of the word, she had an impact because in today's world, it is not often that you find people like that.</s>MOTHER TERESA: We all thirst for love of others, that they go out of their way to avoid harming us and to do good to us. This is the meaning of true love: to give until it hurts.
CNN 20: Mother Teresa Dies, September 5, 1997