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Time for Mass
The old priest stumbles out of the parochial house and, with two feet on the ground and two hands on the wall, feels his way round to the entrance of the Church. A bottle can be seen protruding from each pocket of his jacket. He staggers through to the vestry and emerges a little later with some of his vestments worn back-to-front and at least one garment on upside-down.
Mass is said. In Swahili, with occasional forays into Latin.
The homily is inaudible, but the paper handout suggests that the text may have been taken from the Book of Proverbs, chapter 23 and verses 29 to 35.
At the end of Mass, he curls up in the shadow of the Altar and starts snoring gently.
Mass is said. In Swahili, with occasional forays into Latin.
The homily is inaudible, but the paper handout suggests that the text may have been taken from the Book of Proverbs, chapter 23 and verses 29 to 35.
At the end of Mass, he curls up in the shadow of the Altar and starts snoring gently.

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She clears her throat, and then calls hesitantly, "Hello? Um, Father?", and then a little louder. "Hello?"
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"Um, hi." It comes out more like a question than a greeting.
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[puts her hand forward] I'm CJ.
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So you aren't Catholic but wanted to talk to the preist? Can I be nosy and ask why?
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Drink! Drink!
He looks round wildly with his good eye, and spots a girl stood there with a bottle. He staggers towards her.
Drink!
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Watch this.
He walks up to the edge of the sacristry, and speaks in the priests's direction, quite quietly.
Father Jack, I have a drink for you.
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Taking a seat, she just blinks when the priest makes his appearance.
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They pushed in and saw rows upon rows of benches. Kadaj remembered something like this. Vaguely. Perhaps it wasn't his memories he remembered.
Loz leaned over to whisper to Kadaj. "A church."
Nodding, Kadaj gestured to one of the back pews and with creaking leather, settled on it to watch the goings on.
One of the statuary caught Kadaj's eye. A woman with her hands spread before her with a look of kindness on her face as she gazed down. There was something comforting about her...,
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((ooc: if you don't mind, CJ would like to talk to you before she talks to Tara. Timeline ok?))
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Loz noticed the set of legs heading toward them and leaned forward with an eager grin. His eyes moved slowly over her, head to toe. This church thing might have been worth it after all.
With a heavy sigh, Yazoo shifted in his seat, disinterest clear on his face.
Tearing his gaze from the statue, Kadaj also watched the woman's approach.
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Welcome to church, boys. [Smiles]
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Loz leaned back and hooked his hands behind his head, crossing his feet at the ankles. His open leer was quite unmistakable. He wouldn't mind a bit of that, if only to hobble that confident strut.
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Turning to watch her walk by, Kadaj settled on the second one.
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He knows he won't find what he's looking for in the main area, but sidles around the edges until he finds Her. Blue robe on this world, a single moon under Her feet. Not too much different than back home.
He feels silly talking to a statue, but it can't hurt. "Look, I'm sorry about Thursday and Janet. Don't hold it against me, okay, if you're real?"
He shakes his head at his own superstition. But, you know, just in case.