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A young priest prepares for another night of ritual pain, but when Joy appears to confront his devotion to suffering, he's forced to choose between healing and the seductive pull of Grief.
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A young priest prepares for another night of ritual pain, but when Joy appears to confront his devotion to suffering, he's forced to choose between healing and the seductive pull of Grief.
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Written By:Delle Rivera
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