Yes, she should have just died in her steps, and not let the Scripps professionals contribute to the work of God....not met this saintly woman, not contributed indirectly to her work, not told stories about meeting her to, over time, hundreds of others.    Better to die quietly alone.    Got it. 

That's the error you've made, not seeing God's will working, unfolding a million opportunities for people every day to serve, to love, to give. 

Not "tying" together, as if a big net, the people of God, such that one useful tug on one side of the net, can yield fruitful results on the other side of the net.

There's a real emptiness - a sadness - in such a narrow view of the world. 

Mother Teresa correctly - generously and trustingly - saw God not just in the poorest of the poor, where she spent most of her life - but also in the richest and ableist.  And she thus made the entire world her difficult apostolate for others to either emulate selflessly or sneer at selfishly, narrow-mindedly.