Midnight Mass

Father Paul:
[after he is revived] I'm starving. I don't remember ever being this hungry before.

Bev Keane:
It makes sense. Always starving after a long trip, and you had quite the journey. That's for sure. Precious few have taken the road you took.

Father Paul:
I feel everything that is happening here is a matter of faith, not science. So I don't want to cloud this area with any doubt. Something is happening, shifting inside of me. I remember when I was younger I experienced times of great spiritual growth. But that was just, it's nothing like this. It's like I can feel God move inside me.

Bev Keane:
We can keep this quiet for the moment. But Monsignor, we should show them. Tell them who you are. Don't hide your light under a bushel. That's one of the parables, and it was important enough that Matthew, Mark, and Luke all wrote it down. We'll do what you ask, of course. And if you don't think you're ready, well that's OK. Jesus revealed himself slowly after resurrection, but what a wonderful revelation it will be to know their own dear Monsignor Pruitt was restored by an angel of God. Think about it.

Father Paul:
It will be. In God's time.

Bev Keane:
There's no other kind, is there?