THE CHOICE TO BELIEVE IS YOURS. IT''S THE ONLY THING THAT TRULY IS.

Mary Credence wants to be a modern day Joan of Arc battling the skeptical world around her. But when the ardent virgin finds herself pregnant, she''s thrust into a much bigger fight than she ever imagined. Is Mary hiding a romantic tryst in an effort to protect her father''s political career, or is her baby a true modern miracle? With the help of a talented writer and a surprising medical finding, Mary attempts to convince the world of her gift and to convert a nation of cynics into believers.

Now and at the Hour of Our Death challenges our notions of faith and science, all while asking the eternal question: What do you believe?

THE CHOICE TO BELIEVE IS YOURS. IT''S THE ONLY THING THAT TRULY IS.

Mary Credence wants to be a modern day Joan of Arc battling the skeptical world around her. But when the ardent virgin finds herself pregnant, she''s thrust into a much bigger fight than she ever imagined. Is Mary hiding a romantic tryst in an effort to protect her father''s political career, or is her baby a true modern miracle? With the help of a talented writer and a surprising medical finding, Mary attempts to convince the world of her gift and to convert a nation of cynics into believers.

Now and at the Hour of Our Death challenges our notions of faith and science, all while asking the eternal question: What do you believe?

THE CHOICE TO BELIEVE IS YOURS. IT''S THE ONLY THING THAT TRULY IS.

Mary Credence wants to be a modern day Joan of Arc battling the skeptical world around her. But when the ardent virgin finds herself pregnant, she''s thrust into a much bigger fight than she ever imagined. Is Mary hiding a romantic tryst in an effort to protect her father''s political career, or is her baby a true modern miracle? With the help of a talented writer and a surprising medical finding, Mary attempts to convince the world of her gift and to convert a nation of cynics into believers.

Now and at the Hour of Our Death challenges our notions of faith and science, all while asking the eternal question: What do you believe?