
Enough Praying
Drama
Overview
Many socially-concerned priests in Catholic Latin America have at some time left their parish churches to go and work in the fields and factories of the poor. Such priests, usually adherents of "liberation theology," are called "worker-priests." This Chilean film tells the story of how one man became a "worker-priest" and won the trust of the poor.
Top Cast


Marcelo Romo
Marcelo Romo
Padre Jaime
Marcelo Romo
Padre Jaime


Tennyson Ferrada
Tennyson Ferrada
Padre Justo
Tennyson Ferrada
Padre Justo
Leonardo Perucci
Leonardo Perucci
Padre Gabriel
Leonardo Perucci
Padre Gabriel
Roberto Navarrete
Roberto Navarrete
Claudio Osses (businessman)
Roberto Navarrete
Claudio Osses (businessman)
Claudia Paz
Claudia Paz
businessman's wife
Claudia Paz
businessman's wife


Rubén Sotoconil
Rubén Sotoconil
Worker
Rubén Sotoconil
Worker
Gonzalo Palta
Gonzalo Palta
Doctor
Gonzalo Palta
Doctor
Arnaldo Berríos
Arnaldo Berríos
Worker
Arnaldo Berríos
Worker


Mónica Carrasco
Mónica Carrasco
Young girl
Mónica Carrasco
Young girl


Mario Montilles
Mario Montilles
father of baptized baby
Mario Montilles
father of baptized baby
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