Mother Teresa’s miracle?

A malfunctioning camera clicked back to life to photograph the saintly nun with the cabin crew
Noshir N. Sanjana

This extract from Flying High: A Parsi Life of Gratitude: 37 Amazing True Stories That Are Stranger Than Fiction by Noshir N. Sanjana has been reprinted here with permission from the author. We have to explain to the youngsters of today that phones were not cameras, and cameras didn’t have memory cards but something called film rolls. Film rolls came wrapped and sealed in tiny canisters and we could get either 24 or 36 shots in a roll. But this is not a lesson in the ancient art of taking pictures without a phone. In that era, I owned a Kodak camera.......



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