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Vincent is a young seminarian who's dedication is turned to God's love. In the moment he meets Rafael he discovers the power of love between human beings. But Vincent's discovery becomes Rafael's guilt who helpless commits suicide. Now Vincent is finds himself face to face with the priests who raised him. In place of the crucifix, the tense heat of the gun in his hand. The imminence of death brings uncomfortable truths to the ears of the saints gathered there: punishment, torture, sexual abuse... With so many obstacles, what is God anyway?
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Vincent is a young seminarian who's dedication is turned to God's love. In the moment he meets Rafael he discovers the power of love between human beings. But Vincent's discovery becomes Rafael's guilt who helpless commits suicide. Now Vincent is finds himself face to face with the priests who raised him. In place of the crucifix, the tense heat of the gun in his hand. The imminence of death brings uncomfortable truths to the ears of the saints gathered there: punishment, torture, sexual abuse... With so many obstacles, what is God anyway?

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