28 January 1955 Drama 112 mins
The practice of Eucharistic Adoration brought a group of San Antonio groups closer to Jesus. Hear the stories from those who experienced the Lord's presence through their devotion.
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Françoise Goléa as Thérèse Valmont
Jean-François Calvé as Valmy
Lucien Nat as Mr. Valmont
Jean Muselli as Luc Valmont
Jacques Pierre as Robert
Roger Coggio as Sacristan
Julienne Paroli as Grandmother
Jean Mousselle Director
Belgium 20 May 1955
France 28 January 1955
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