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The Apostolic Fire
By Christian Garces2026-05-2242m
Release2026-05-22
Runtime42m
The apostles did not die for a philosophy. They died because they had seen something — and could not say they had not.
This film traces apostolic witness through icon, flame, persecution, and the living memory of the Church: from the upper room to the martyrdom of the last eyewitnesses.
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Memory, martyrdom, and the visual language of witness.
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