La hija de Dios

The message comes through loud and clear: God’s daughter will be a woman, and she will be Hispanic.

María arrives in Los Angeles and reunites with José, while a religious fanatic receives a message: the Messiah has already been conceived.

María envisions a fanatic shooting José as a former ally returns to the church, intent on defying divine power again.

José proposes, but María stays silent. Someone else has plans for her, and she must take another pregnancy test.

José’s machismo keeps him from believing María’s story. During the argument, he calls her ‘bastard,’ a word she firmly rejects.

While Satan plans to become the father of God’s daughter, María confirms her pregnancy. José, furious and unbelieving, confronts her in anger.

Father Pedro is stunned when a doctor confirms María’s virgin pregnancy—she’s expecting despite an intact hymen.

María confronts her father to defend her child. After Ana is attacked for protecting hers, María leaves home with new resolve.

María chooses to be a single mother, inspiring many with her virgin pregnancy as Father Pedro fears for her safety and the consequences.