Whenever there's like a church movie, sometimes there's a little bit of a hesitation of like,

is it going to be any good? I've been wrestling with what to say about this movie for days and days.

My name's Father Mike Schmitz and this is a sense represents.

I recently watched the movie Cabrini.

It is a historical like you know bio-pick that's about the life of St.

Francis Xavier Cabrini.

And so it's a story of how she leaves Italy and she comes. St.

Francis Xavier Cabrini.

And so it's a story of how she leaves Italy,

and she comes to the New World, right?

She comes to the United States

to serve primarily the underserved Italian immigrant population

in Manhattan Manhattan originally.

At that time in the United States,

Italians were the most recent wave of immigrants.

And so they were at the bottom of the heap.

So she first started an orphanage. And then there's a scene where they're going to make

uniforms for the children and one of the sisters comes to Mother Cabrini and says well we

have this kind of fabric which is less expensive we can get more of it or this kind of

fabric which is more expensive but much

nicer and mother brini says we're going to get the more expensive fabric

because these children need to know that they matter. Essentially I'm paraphrasing

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