For the Love of the Poor: the calling of Saint Hannibal - ENG
“For the Love of the Poor" is a movie about the calling of Saint Hannibal Mary Di Francia, the founder of the Congregation of Rogationists and the Daughters of Divine Zeal. The original in Portuguese was produced by the Rogationist St. Luke Province in Brazil. It is a 45-minute biopic fiction on the vocation story of St. Hannibal Mary Di Francia, who was portrayed by a Brazilian movie actor and commercial model, Willian Mello. The vocation story of St. Hannibal Mary stands out as a model to the young in their own search for meaning and purpose in life. =================================================================== #rogacionista #rogationist #rogate #sthannibal #stanibal #sant’annibale #annibale

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