The Club Page #2
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Hail Mary, full of grace,
the Lord is with thee.
Blessed an thou among women, and blessed
is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us
sinners now and at the hour of death. Amen.
Hail Mary, full of-
Of course, we stayed inside
because we were very scared.
You're saying this is a-
A retreat for priests...
who can no longer work
and must leave their parishes.
He was very sad, very worried.
He didn't want to eat or drink.
Nothing. Not even tea.
He didn't want-
He didn't want to pray or sing.
We were sitting at the table
watching a reality show...
when he suddenly got upset
about something.
He went downstairs...
and came back with a gun.
We got scared and hid in the bathroom.
After a while, we heard a gunshot.
You should rest.
Here's what will happen.
We came here and collected
the necessary evidence.
We'll wait for ballistics
and give you a call, all right?
- All right. I'm sorry.
- Excuse me.
I said he suddenly got upset...
that I didn't know why he went
downstairs and got a gun...
and that we were scared
and hid in the bathroom.
And that we heard the gunshot.
Forgiveness, oh, God
Forgiveness in your presence
Forgiveness and clemency
Forgiveness and mercy
Forgiveness, oh, God
Forgiveness in your presence
Forgiveness and clemency
Forgiveness and mercy
Father Matias suffered from
heart attack symptoms some time ago.
He was under medical supervision.
They performed many tests on him.
And no one ever mentioned
any symptoms of depression.
I am very surprised
he had a gun in his possession.
I asked Father Garcia to come with me.
He is a spiritual director...
and has a lot of experience
dealing with crisis situations.
He has been on assignment
in many countries.
He also received a degree in psychology
in Spain and studied in Geneva.
He is very prepared...
and a beautiful man.
I remembered where I saw
Father Garcia before.
In a seminar organized
by some entrepreneurs.
He gave a speech about poverty.
Father Garcia is a Jesuit.
You can just see he's a guilty rich guy.
But guilty of what?
Besides, if there were no more poor people,
there would be no more saints...
and that would be a terrible thing.
There have always been poor people.
They want to change the church.
Over 2,000 years old and ifs still here
and I like it the way it is.
There is only one church of God.
Amen.
Garcia came to sell US out.
The church washes its hands,
and we're left as scapegoats.
They'll screw us, mark my words.
Father, we have a good life here.
It's a nice life.
The brothers are okay.
They are healthy and clean of heart,
I promise you.
They glow. If you had met them before,
you wouldn't believe the difference.
We get up,
stick to a schedule, sing.
We lead a holy life.
It's very nice.
Really, very nice.
Sister, we both know
why the brothers are here.
What I need to know is
if they're aware of why they're here.
- This house is not a spa.
- No.
It isn't a retreat either.
It's a center for prayer and penance.
It's a place of repentance.
You're one of those new priests.
What I want is a new church.
And I want you to help me.
Where were you, Father?
I was with Rayo.
A racing dog needs a lot of training.
Is Rayo a racing dog?
He's very valuable.
Worth over a million pesos.
Last time,
we took those Turks to the cleaners.
- The Manzurs.
- Excuse me?
- We took them to the cleaners.
- No, you're wrong.
Rayo is a stray that Father Vidal
found on the street.
We've just grown very fond of him,
but he's a mutt.
How can that be, Sister?
He's very valuable, a thoroughbred.
But he only eats scraps
and wags his tail all day.
We mainly keep him
for protection, Father.
Have you made money on that dog?
Do you place bets?
He's a greyhound, Father...
the only dog mentioned in the Bible.
He's a fast dog,
well defined and tough.
I went through his bag.
He has your file,
and yours and mine.
And the files of priests
at other homes.
He has credit cards.
American Express.
What happened with Lozcano
sped things up...
but Father Garcia was coming anyway.
He's on a mission.
He's closing down the homes all over Chile.
He closed the homes in Las Cabras
and in San Pedro.
You and Father Matias Lozcano
had something in common.
You were both excommunicated
for penetrating minors.
I wouldn't know.
I never did that.
You wrote a letter.
I made the mistake of writing
to a bishop in Rome...
to tell him how proud I was...
of being able to suppress the desire
Do you know what he asked in response?
If I was also able to suppress
Of course, I said. Yes.
It's one thing to fall
in love with a man...
but a completely different one
to fall in love with a child.
Because the sickness
of falling in love with a child...
can be cured, repressed.
I know a lot of men and women
but would be incapable of doing anything.
But that bishop accused me of
defending pedophilia, and it isn't true.
I was defending restraint.
And I know what I'm saying.
I know what I'm talking about,
since I'm a master of restraint.
You're horribly vile.
It's just that you took a vow
and have spent all this time thinking
about obscenities instead of praying.
You haven't made love to anyone.
You haven't fornicated.
So you don't know what it feels like.
You don't know the sickness of the mind
can be cured when the body explodes.
Because you and I are condemned
to be dishonest bodies.
If you were to make
any kind of confession...
I'd begin to believe
what you're telling me.
Okay-
I could tell you that...
I asked that boy
to sleep in my bed with me.
We hugged. We prayed.
We-
We slept face to face.
I breathed in his breath.
He knew my brain
was twice as big as his...
and used me to survive.
I lent him my robe
and colored his lips red.
Those things happen.
They happen.
- You spent 35 years in the army.
- Yes.
- Always as a chaplain?
- Always.
A house, a car, a security detail,
a good life, power.
I ask because it couldn't have been easy
to leave that behind.
- Does your family come to visit?
- No.
The bishop told me you had a notebook.
Yes. I wrote down everything
the soldiers confessed.
What did you write down?
Secret burial grounds, theft of money.
Secret torture houses,
murders. Everything.
- Then I burnt it.
- Why?
Because a colonel
threatened to kill me.
It didn't matter, I memorized it.
A lot of soldiers repented.
But those left-wing civilians...
wanted to resolve a spiritual matter
in a secular court.
They realized it was
their only chance at revenge...
because God would forgive
all of them in heaven.
Even the murderers.
You studied for years
to become a priest.
You gave your life
to our Lord Jesus Christ...
but that doesn't make you
a messenger of God.
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