Let Us Love Each Other and Faith in God
A pious domestic tale follows Maria a widow and her son Ferdinand as they face eviction over a debt. An old account book hidden behind a chest reveals her husband settled most, freeing them. A firefly moment confirms divine aid, and the judge pardons the final lien, urging trust in God.
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