CLEVELAND - eTradeWire -- "The Killing of Sister Dorothy" Reexamines 1980 Murders of U.S. Nuns and Missionaries in El Salvador

The Arehart Brothers announce "The Killing of Sister Dorothy," a documentary series that revisits the 1980 murders of four U.S. churchwomen — three Catholic nuns and one lay missionary — serving vulnerable communities during El Salvador's civil war.

The documentary examines these events through the perspectives of Sister Dorothy Kazel, Sister Ita Ford, Sister Maura Clarke, and lay missionary Jean Donovan, using Sister Dorothy's previously unheard recordings, as well as the memories of the family, friends, and religious who knew them.

At the center of the series is an extraordinary collection of archival material. The Church's preserved recordings, photos, and videos offer new insight into the four martyred women's faith, lives, work, and deaths.

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Directed by Andrew Arehart, Jack Arehart, and Matthew Arehart, the documentary combines archival material with firsthand accounts and interviews to tell the story of Sister Dorothy's faith and service, as well as the political and social violence that led to the four women's abductions and murders. The series highlights this pivotal chapter in El Salvador's history, the international public outrage at the women's deaths, and the lasting impact of their work and faith.

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