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Agnes of God, a dramatic play by John Pielmeier, follows the investigation of a novice nun, Agnes, at a convent after she unexpectedly gives birth to a deceased baby and insists the child was conceived immaculately. A psychiatrist and the Mother Superior clash over uncovering the truth, exploring themes of faith, maternal instinct, and the lengths individuals will go to protect their chosen way of life. Sensitive topics related to trauma and abuse are depicted.