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Thank you again, Thomas.
What great work our young people are doing!
I saw it at the last Catholic Underground here in New York. It's well done and the each vignette is told very well. I enjoyed it and even shed a tear. I know many people were moved by it.
Thanks for the great in-depth blog on this movie. It looks to be a powerful and inspirational movie. I am glad that our Dominican Priory will be helping to bring this event to Washington, DC.
If people are interested in this movie, seats are still available. The Saturday evening showing is filling up very fast, so if you are thinking about coming to that one, decide soon!
The best option for reservations is the Saturday matinee, for which plenty of seats are still available.
Of course, at an event like this you always have a few no-shows. So even if a showing is full, we will give up unclaimed seats a few minutes before the screening to anyone who is there, giving priority to those who have emailed and been put on our waiting list.
If you have any questions, please visit the website at priory.dhs.edu/humanexperience.aspx.
Thanks again for this great "Megapost".
Definitely following up with this.
Yo Papist!
Tell the Dominicans that we need another screening around the 19th of December. I won't be back in the area until then (finals at the Seminary are over on the 15th!)
:)
As an update, we just sold out for the Saturday evening screening. So Friday and Saturday night are full. There are still tickets available for the Saturday matinée (2pm), however.
All of the screenings have now sold out. If anyone wants a seat, he can send an email to us (humanexperience@dhs.edu) and be placed on our waiting list.
Also, anyone who made a reservation has been sent at least two confirmation emails. If you have never received an email from us, it means we never received a request from you and you do not have a reserved seat.
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