
John Vianney
The Saint Who Read Souls
France, 1793. A bloody revolution has outlawed religion. Churches have been desecrated. Tens of thousands guillotined. Priests are being hunted and killed.
In the small farming town of Dardilly, one brave family risks everything to help these priests, an act of courage their 7-year old son will never forget. This is the story of Jean-Marie Vianney.

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St. John Vianney’s life story is an inspiring example of humble reliance on God’s goodness. Despite many obstacles - the French Revolution, his lack of education, and even supernatural opposition - John Vianney’s humility and love of God provided him with a sure path to holiness and made him responsible for the salvation of many souls.
This series contains moments of emotional intensity and danger, as well as scenes of suspense and religious persecution. A character slaps another character. Moments of mild supernatural suspense and fear are also depicted. Raised voices and arguments appear throughout the story.
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Cast & Crew
Cast
Alec Citron – Young Jean-Marie, Boy 1, Robert
Archer Geye – Antoine Givre, Andre, Boy 2, Gerard
Joseph Boehm – Jean-Marie
Scott Lynch-Giddings – Father Balley, Tavern Owner, Man 1, Officer, Parishioner 1
David Karis – Mathieu, Mayor Mandy, Father Rector, Guy,Emile
Amy Gorelow – Marie, Mademoiselle de Garets, Madame Claudine
Tess Galbiati – Madame Bibost, Nurse, Madame Bertrand
Laura Sigler – Gotham Vianney, Madame Givre, Sister Benedicta, Parishioner 2
Elliot Brotherhood – Matthias, Jacques, Marcellin, Soldier 1, Hospital Official
Maurice McNicholas – Vicar General, Commander, Mayor Fayot, Soldier 2
Production
Jacob Groth – Director
Peter Atkinson – Executive Producer
Kevin Collins – Casting Director
Kevin Conroy – Audio Director
Susan Cameron – Dialect Coach
Joseph Marsh – Production Manager
Christina Hiromoto – Audio Assembler
Scott Hermenau – Assistant Sound Designer
Jay Beckmeyer – Music Designer
Jacob Brusseau – Audio Reviewer
Josh Derflinger – Board Operator
Judy Zocchi - Head of Script Development
Kiley Lawrence - Script Associate
Kris McLaughlin - Writer