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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/35907162 Title: Padre Pro Author: Robert Carricart; John Conrad; Eugene Picciano; Dolores Quinton; Martin Hoade; St. Paul Video; Daughters of St. Paul Publisher: Boston, MA : Distributed by Daughters of St. Paul, 1984. OCLC:35907162

  
  

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Padre Pro

Author:	Robert Carricart; John Conrad; Eugene Picciano; Dolores Quinton; Martin Hoade; All authors
Publisher:	Boston, MA : Distributed by Daughters of St. Paul, 1984.
Edition/Format:	VHS video : VHS tape  Visual material : English
Summary:	Father Miguel Pro, a young Jesuit priest, fearlessly defied Mexico's anti-religious government of the late 1920's. By way of his bicycle ministry, he risked his life to bring the sacraments to thousands day and night. Martyred by a firing squad, his last words, "Viva Cristo Rey" (long live Christ the King) became the cry that rekindled the faith of many.
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Subjects	Pro Juárez, Miguel Agustín, -- 1891-1927 -- Drama. Calles, Plutarco Elías, -- 1877-1945 -- Drama. Catholic Church -- Mexico -- Clergy -- Drama. View all subjects
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