LORETTA YOUNG'S THE ROAD TO LOURDES & OTHER MIRACLES OF FAITH [DVD] [1956-1960]

THE ROAD:
Loretta Young stars as a spoiled American in Paris diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. During a drive to Spain she makes a surprise visit to Lourdes, through the eyes of a local boy she meets along the road, she comes to understand the pure faith of those who line up to bathe in the healing waters of the popular religious shrine and discovers that miracles really do happen. Filmed entirely in France in 1959, the inspirational film was an episode of the Emmy Award winning series The Loretta Young Show.

Also included are three special episodes from The Loretta Young Show:

THREE, AND TWO PLEASE SISTER ANN’S CHRISTMAS: Original air date: 12-16-56 Loretta Young portrays Sister Ann, head nurse in a busy hospital who works hard to make this a merry Christmas for two of her more difficult patients – a crotchety old man played by Vaughn Taylor, and a small boy, Eugene Martin, who is in despair over the bicycle nobody can afford to buy him for Christmas.

SISTER ANN: Original air date: 1-11-59 When Sister Ann (Loretta Young) decides to contribute her tiny fortune to a building fund for Mercy Hospital, her contribution goes to much more than just building an additional hospital floor.

FAITH, HOPE AND MR. FLAHERTY: Original air date: 5-08-60 In this episode, Sister Ann makes an investment with money that isn’t hers. When Mr. Flaherty, a patient at Mercy Hospital, gives the nun five dollars for the hospital building fund Sister Ann invests the sum in another way. Her investment reaps big returns, but it also brings big problems with it. J. M. Kerrigan plays Mr. Flaherty.

• Christopher Lewis, Loretta Young's son, interview on the making of the Road to Lourdes
• Linda Lewis, Loretta Young's daughter-in-law, on the continuing miracles of the Road to Lourdes
• Classic TV Commercials
• Trailers

Text Features:

• Information about the 67 cures at Lourdes recognized as miracles by the Church
• The Prayer of Bernadette

Format  DVD

Language  English

Region  All Regions

Audio  Dolby Digital

Aspect Ratio  1.33:1 / 4x3

Rating  Not Rated

Runtime  200

Year  1956-1960

Color  B&W

UPC  089859851827