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The access will be free to the projections of "Brother of our God" by Krzysztof Zanussi, "Liberating a Continent" by David Naglieri and "The Saint who loved Spain" by Andrés Garrigó in the Assembly Hall of the facilities of the Catholic University of San Antonio in the neighborhood of Los Dolores.
The Immaculate Conception parish of Cartagena and the University Campus of the UCAM in Los Dolores have organized for the screening of a free cycle of films dedicated to Saint John Paul II, which can be seen thanks to the Polish Institute of Culture together with Goya Productions and in collaboration with the Juan Pablo II Foundation.
Specifically, on Monday 12 will be able to enjoy "Brother of our God", directed by the award-winning Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Zanussi, on Monday 19 of "Liberating a Continent" by David Naglieri and on Monday 26 "The Saint who loved Spain" by Andrew Garrigó.
The three screenings, which are integrated into the 30 free licenses that the producer has given to the parishes, will take place in the auditorium of the Cartagena campus of the San Antonio Catholic University.
This cycle of screenings is dedicated to Karol Wojtylaa, and is organized to celebrate the 40th anniversary of his election as Pope, which took place in October 1978.
"Brother of Our God" is the adaptation to the cinema of a theatrical work written by Pope St. John Paul II when he was still just a young Polish man.
For its part, "Liberating a Continent" is a documentary film that captures in a moving way the decisive role played by Saint John Paul II in the fall of communism and the liberation of Europe;
and "The Saint who loved Spain" shows why John Paul II had such a predilection for Spain and if he thought that Hispanidad would mark the future of the Church.
Source: UCAM Cartagena
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