One was we were in Calcutta, India. The American consulate came up to us on Sunday and introduced himself. We were all heading out, going on vacation. We were actually going to Australia for a couple weeks. She asked if Mother Theresa was in town. He said, yeah, she's in town. She has a little mass every morning at 5:30. You're welcome to attend. She hired a driver, went over to her convent.
Never forget, it's like an old little infirmary really. It was just in a little old hospital. But anyway, you went upstairs, there were a hundred nuns sitting in this room, the priest is saying mass. She's up against the back of a wall sitting on a milk carton, if you can believe it, because her back is so bad.
Then they broke at 6:30 and said at 7:00 they were going to go out and feed the poor. Any volunteers that were here today could stay and help. There were tea and banana bread downstairs if you want anything. When I came up the stairs my wife said, I'm not moving, I have to see her pass by. My wife is not a Catholic, I'm a Catholic. She's an Episcopal.
She stays there. I come upstairs. She's talking to Mother Theresa. Oh, my. I threw a camera to a pal. We have a picture of the three of us. Looks like we sat and had lunch for three hours and were best friends. It was a pretty amazing experience.
Q. Did she know anything about golf?
MATT GOGEL: No. She asked where we were from. My wife said Kansas City. She said that she's been to St. Louis, which is not far. She asked if we could stay. We said we were heading to Australia. She blessed us. That was it. Had a little experience.
THE MODERATOR: Matt, thanks.
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