My new play Displaced Persons is about three different pairs of individuals that are thrown together as a result of the war in Ukraine. It is Springtime in Krakow, 2022. Refugees are pouring into the city and the local Catholic Church is doing its’ best to shelter them. When refugee meets host, unexpected things happen. Topics of national origin, race, freedom of religion, language, and culture, suffering and reconciliation are swirling amidst the testing of friendships and the betrayal of countries. This is a play about the weakest among us giving strength, faith, and renewal to the morally displaced persons who are better off in a materialistic sense only.  Permeating all of this are opportunities for cooperating grace, because although war can tear people apart it can also bring them together.