Diversity Programming At The Austin Film Festival
Coverage from the Austin Film Festival, highlighting some panels and films that emphasized the importance of diverse and inclusive storytelling.
That They May Be One (2026)
Uncovers a remarkable story of God’s providence unfolding for more than a century. From the urgent prayers of St. Elena Guerra, which inspired Pope Leo XIII to consecrate the twentieth century to the Holy Spirit, to the dramatic outpouring of the Spirit in Topeka, the historic revival at Azusa Street, and the surprising awakening among Catholics at Duquesne University in 1967, a powerful thread emerges.
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Uncovers a remarkable story of God’s providence unfolding for more than a century. From the urgent prayers of St. Elena Guerra, which inspired Pope Leo XIII to consecrate the twentieth century to the Holy Spirit, to the dramatic outpouring of the Spirit in Topeka, the historic revival at Azusa Street, and the surprising awakening among Catholics at Duquesne University in 1967, a powerful thread emerges.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Dan Johnson
In Theaters:5/19/2026
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:4PM Media, Flourish Your Faith Films
Cast
Dan Johnson
Director
Michael Girgenti
Self / Jesus
Milton Saul
Self / William Seymour
Michelle Pezent
Self / Sister Elena Guerra
Eugene Brezany
Self / Pope Leo XIII
Michael James Vargas
Self / Disciple
Derrick D. Edmond
Self / Disciple
Tavond Francis
Self / Disciple
Jorge Ramirez
Self / Disciple
Daniella M Reyes
Self / Follower
Francis Chan
Self
Mary Healy
Self
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