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Finding Saint Francis
Peter Stone arrives at a Franciscan Friary for rest, Instead he is engaged in a film being made there about the Life of Saint Francis of Assisi. He leaves refreshed understanding a different way of being.
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Peter Stone arrives at a Franciscan Friary for rest, Instead he is engaged in a film being made there about the Life of Saint Francis of Assisi. He leaves refreshed understanding a different way of being.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Paul Alexander
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Box Office:$53,000
Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Little Portion Films
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