Recent release "Finger of God" from Page Publishing author George Yorkman, Jr. is a play in two acts dramatizing the formation of the first community of black sisters in America, ordained by the Pope in 1832. This inspiring story recounts the work of Elizabeth Lange, who came to Baltimore, Maryland from Santiago, Cuba, opened a tuition-free school for free students of color and made it possible for black women to heed the call to service in the Catholic Church.

The first film from WP Films in nearly 3 years is a nod to the past, and a bold step forward.