The Good Catholic Page #4
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- 2017
- 96 min
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That was a joke. Relax.
Well, you're probably going
to hell because of it,
so I really hope
it was worth it.
I really can't tell jokes,
can I?
Come on!
No, man, sorry.
But you did really sell
the whole humorless,
Yeah.
We work on it in seminary,
for years.
Yeah,
that and thurible swinging.
Thurible swinging?
Yeah.
Sounds dirty.
Uh, well...
Sorry. It's late.
You're cute.
I'm human.
Can I... ask you a question?
Maybe.
No.
What?
Let's not.
Come on.
You've got off-limits,
you know, stuff. So do I.
Well, we both know that
you're not... Daniel.
I mean,
you don't even look sick.
Like at all.
It's late.
I should go inside.
Jane.
Thanks for walking me home.
I didn't mean to...
It's just...
I don't know why we have to keep
up with the, you know, charade.
Charade?
No, that's not what I...
I-I just mean...
You don't...
I mean, you look...
How?
What?
How do I look?
Well, no, I just...
I don't look frail...
Helpless?
I seem a bit too healthy?
Well, I guess that's a testament
to my formidable spirit.
Good night, friend.
There's a decent case
for blasphemy here...
You see? Keep missing
your morning jogs,
breaking your routine,
that's your future.
What?
Nothing.
Daniel, say it.
He's happy.
What?
I know that you take some issue with
father Ollie's eccentricities, but...
He treats this like a joke.
But look at him.
That's what I'm talking about.
Good, good, good, good, good.
Lost your snare
at the bridge, keyshawn...
He's wearing basketball shoes.
Under his habit.
You know what I mean.
I'm not so sure... actually.
Never mind.
Doug?
Were you lip syncing?
No.
Doug.
No.
Doug.
And I broke Doug.
That's on me.
That's my bad.
Daniel... I should probably
go get some work done.
Doug, come.
Sit.
Come here. Come here.
Come here.
C'mere, c'mere, c'mere...
Doug, sing these...
Bring your air down lower.
And you're back.
I'm so proud of you.
That's the way to...
What's going on here?
What is it?
I met someone.
You met someone?
Yes.
What does that mean?
A person.
I met a person.
There was a person,
and I met her.
Her?
Yes.
Hmm.
I see.
No big deal.
And that's what happens
when you apply
a little bit of enthusiasm...
Doug!
Now you're embarrassing yourself
in a place of worship.
Take a knee.
You will not be in this
rehearsal until I tell you.
So it wasn't
just someone you met.
You... you met her.
A... female someone.
I didn't do anything, father.
No one says you did.
Because I didn't.
Okay.
So it doesn't matter if it was
if I didn't do anything, which I
didn't, so it doesn't... matter.
Great.
Terrific.
Glory be.
I didn't do anything, father.
Well, that's between you
and god, now, isn't it?
Let's go one more time.
Let's feel it.
Practice makes perfect.
B-4.
Bingo Thursdays with
Edith and Ruth.
And Jane.
G-51.
Oh! G-51.
When you're blessed,
you're blessed. Am I right?
Yeah?
No?
Okay.
I-17.
Nope. No I-17.
I-16.
I-18 would've done it.
But no.
This is fun. Let me know
Jane.
E-7.
I got you something.
What is it?
Open it.
I wasn't expecting you'd...
You've been holding out on me.
I don't know what to say.
I'm pleasantly... surprised.
Is this a joke?
What do you mean?
I don't understand.
E-46.
Don't do this Daniel.
Please.
You of all people. I'm not letting you
turn out to be a disappointment too.
O-68.
Please, just... take that.
For your sake.
For my sake?
See you around.
Father.
I-43.
Where are we?
Why are we here?
No, no no, don't.
Don't try to answer.
Just maybe give that some
thought for a second or two.
Why are we here?
I mean, I can tell you
for a fact
I'm only here
for the free communion wafers.
'Course that's just me.
But the rest of you.
Why?
And I, I don't mean
philosophically.
I mean right now.
In this exact moment.
What brought you into
this building?
Guilt?
Fear? Obligation?
Perhaps you aren't
even into the big radio hits.
And you're more of a deep track,
b-side kind of guy.
So, are you looking for
a sense of community?
A moment of reflection?
An escape?
You can do a lot worse.
This really is
a beautiful building.
Oh my goodness.
But...
But...
If what brought you here
doesn't at least have something
to do with compassion.
Well then, that's all there
really is.
Huh?
A building.
Compassion.
Oh, what a concept.
I mean, we all like to think
that we are...
Compassionate.
Help you feel better.
Thoughts and prayers.
I'm so very sorry for your loss.
But it's a funny thing though.
Because when you find out where the word
compassion comes from, it's real...
Origin.
It turns out
the word actually means
to suffer with.
Not to pity.
Not to feel sorry for,
not to send hugs
to somebody's Facebook wall.
But to suffer with.
And are you capable
of suffering with
someone else?
To...
Take on their pain.
for a while.
Someone...
Hurting.
Someone...
Completely lost.
Someone...
With less than you.
Less money.
Less stuff. Yeah, whatever.
But what about less freedom?
Less choice.
Less...
Privilege.
Are you truly able to
suffer with...
Others?
But,
will you?
How much I owe you?
Good run? Good, good, yeah.
Very good.
Very focused.
Good.
It was great, actually.
It was,
it was great.
Great.
I would definitely classify that
run as great.
If I were to classify it.
Which apparently I am. So...
Yep. I would file it
under g for great.
How's scripture?
Wonderful.
It is.
Always wonderful. Scripture.
I'm just going to go ahead and
opt out of this conversation.
How's it going?
'Kay, I'm on my way.
Everything okay?
It's Ronnie.
He's on his way out.
Well, perhaps you should allow
the family to...
He asked for me.
Oh. You've spent so much time...
He asked for me, Victor.
Of course.
If one of you could cover
my 10:
00am confession,that'd be Ter...
- Can I go with you?
- No.
- What if, uh...
- We'll finish in the car.
So, dying sucks.
You okay?
Yeah. I didn't
really know him, so...
Well, that's not what I asked.
I'm fine.
It's awfully easy
to forget, but,
be able to do what we do.
Priests?
Humans.
What'd you say?
on the way home?
Thank you.
You know, it's fans like you
that really make it all
worth-while.
You see, that was actually funny
because you guys
aren't being supportive
at all.
Is why it's funny.
What I just said.
Okay.
I cheered.
Probably couldn't hear me because
I was standing outside the door.
What do you want?
I'm sorry.
For what?
For the other day and the Bible.
Just say being a dick.
What?
I'm sorry for... yes, Daniel,
you can take me home.
the right clergyman.
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