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U.S. Premiere of Lourdes Documentary

Posted on January 30, 2023 in: News

U.S. Premiere of Lourdes Documentary

February 8 and 9, don’t miss the documentary Lourdes, which tells the compelling true stories of six pilgrims, each in search of a miracle at the Lourdes grotto in the south of France. From different backgrounds and with different expectations, their stories are a powerful reminder that the Blessed Mother is with us.

Premiering in the U.S. just in time for the 165th anniversary of Our Lady’s first apparition at Lourdes, this documentary shows the incredible impact that faith has across all cultures and backgrounds.

Support this film in the mainstream by attending the two-day-only premiere in a theater near you. February 8, watch the film in the original French with English subtitles; February 9, in Spanish with English subtitles.

As a bonus for the U.S. premiere only, watch 15 minutes of special content! This includes an interview with one of the officials in charge of investigating possible miracles.

Go to https://lourdesthemovement.com/ for tickets. Group discounts are also available! For group tickets (Bible study groups, RCIA, young adult ), contact us at groups@boscofilms.es.

Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/yMDJMLcxUUk

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