Even as the church has been closed and Keresford has been on leave, he’s taken the time to meet with his loyal students. They come from miles away to seek his counsel and confess their sins. And while the man could use a respite from his holy duties, he’s never one to turn away a wayward soul. He knows that he is the last line of defense for many of these boys, the rock that can keep them from spinning into the grips of sin. So, he must make himself available or fail at his most important job - keeping the boys of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church on a diligent, straight and narrow path. Today, he hears the Confession of young Kendrick. Kendrick has been feeling guilty about his dirty thoughts, especially his thoughts about Keresford. He doesn’t know how to bring it up, so finally he blurts it out. He’s had dark fantasies, and he’s not sure what to do with them. When Keresford receives the Confession, he is not moved to anger or disappointment...

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