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"Communities require victims," said Theodora, "and sometimes the priest, being visible and often innocent, fulfills this function." Julia was baffled. "Why?" "To render that community holy, to act as a scapegoat, a focus for the hatreds it cannot otherwise deal with. We all need something we can legitimately hate." England's Medewich Cathedral employs many an industrious clergyman, including, it seems, someone who participates in mass and murder. It falls to cool and clever Deaconess Theodora Braithwaite to hunt down the loose Canon in the Archdiocese. The cathedral itself is run by the iron…
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3 editions- Other · English · 1992St. Martin's Press · 216 pages · 9780312069315
- Other · English · 1991Headline · 216 pages · 9780747235828
- Other · English · 1991Headline · 224 pages · 9780747203421
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