Monsignor

Year: 1982

Runtime: 121 mins

Language: English

Director: Frank Perry

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Father John Flaherty, a young American priest, wrestles with conscience as World War II erupts. To fund the Vatican he turns to the black market, stealing and even killing for his country. His vows are further tested when he falls in love with a French nun, confronting the clash of loving a woman, stealing for the Church, and his many sins.

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