• You can learn more about Coco and her upcoming film, SAINT, at her production company website: www.rosariumfilms.com.
• The Bernini sculpture of St. Teresa that we discussed during the show can be found here.
• A similar image of an angel protecting children, like the one Coco described, can be seen here.   
• The fictional book about St. Teresa, which Coco’s play was based on, is Sister Teresa: The Woman Who Became Spain’s Most Beloved Saint, by Barbara Mujica

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