Movie about Fr. Patrick Peyton continues to open in more states

[Wampa]

The two prior threads from Sept/Oct by @Tis_Bearself and @Anesti33 are closed, otherwise I’d bump one of them. ‘Pray: The Story of Father Patrick Peyton’ continues to open in more states here in November, so I finally had a chance to see it. I loved it! I’ll basically endorse Anesti33’s review. Trailer:

The movie’s website has listings of where it’s playing in the US, but here it is by state for easy reference with start dates:

FL - Naples – start date Nov 20
FL - Pensacola – start date Dec 11
FL - Seminole – start date Nov 6

IA - Algona – start date Nov 13
IA - Marshalltown – start date Nov 13
IA - Oskaloosa – start date Nov 13
IA - Sioux Center – start date Nov 13
IA - Spencer – start date Nov 13

IL - Savanna – start date Nov 13

LA - Lafayette – start date Nov 13
LA - Slidell – start date Nov 13

MN - Owatonna – start date Nov 6
MN - Plymouth – start date Nov 20
MN - Woodbury – start date Nov 20
Note: MN theaters closed today for the next month due to tightened covid restrictions. Hopefully these theaters will be able to continue its run when they re-open.

PA - Lansdale – start date Nov 13

WI - Lake Geneva – start date Nov 6

Prior threads:

Pray: The Story of Father Patrick Peyton Popular Media

I was browsing my local movie theater listings to see if there was anything worth going out for, other than Infidel and I found this film about “The Rosary Priest” Father Peyton. It seems to be a well-kept secret. It is not listed on decentfilms.com. Has anyone seen an advance review of it?

New film coming in October about Ven. Fr. Patrick Peyton Popular Media

I love Fr. Peyton, I discovered him only a few years ago although I was well aware of “The Family that Prays Together, Stays Together” slogan from the 60s and early 70s. (it was so well-known that pop culture would parody it and Catholics would joke about it.) Apparently he drew huge crowds to his rosary rallies held all over the world. It would be awesome if he were beatified and canonized. I think he ended up being better known outside the US than he was at home. This looks like a great…

 

[Anesti33]

Thanks for the heads up and mention! Yeah, this was a phenomenal film albeit very short. And I wish I would own this one to watch again and again, and show my friends. Such a shame it opened this year in the theatrical situation with the pandemic. But I am glad that it indeed got an opening at all.