A new big budget film tells the story of the saint who touched New York
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The latest feature film Cabrini from Angel Studios – the people behind The Chosen and The Sound of Freedom – is exactly that. It tells the story of an Italian nun, Mother Cabrini, who moves to New York to build orphanages in the slums. Rachel Allcock spoke to Premier's Esther Higham about how it impacts us as Christians
Released on 13 Mar 2024
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