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Lord, show mercy on the souls of we who have sinned.

Forgive us for the weaknesses of our flesh.

Strengthen instead our spirits and our resolve.

Amen.

Your good works in this world take us into your grace and forgive us our

trespasses, even as you forgive those who trespass against us.

Heavenly Father, grant peace to all who suffered at the hands of this man who

comes before you now for judgment.

Let them rest in your care and find the justice that they could not find in this

world.

I know this is all you're doing, Philip. You called police, you turned me in.

You're the only one that can do it.

You're the only one that knew.

You brought all this on yourself, Eric.

I didn't want this.

What did you think they'd do when you turned me in?

You killed people.

That's why you're here, not because of me.

I trusted you.

You betrayed me.

You broke your vows with it.

Look at me. You put me in. You turned me in.

I will not go to hell, Philip.

I'm one of the little children.

You owe me that much.

I will ask you one last time.

Do you repent?

Are you truly sorry for your sins?

The only thing I'm sorry about is that I trusted you with my soul.

Shut up!

I'm sorry.

You cannot live wrong and die right, Eric.

That's not the way it works.

You want to talk about it?

I'll be all right, John.

Just give me the night.

I'm here for you, Philip.

Whenever you need me.

You've betrayed me.

You've denied me.

What have you done?

I'm a zombie!

What have you done?

Well, that looks interesting. What are you reading?

It's Guessing Games by Dr. Lee Glassman. She's a friend of mine. She just got

published, so we all got advanced copies.

It lets you know how to tell when somebody's lying. That must be very

Look at this. The three most common reveals are scratching the nose, rubbing

ear, or looking off into the distance.

Sounds so fascinating.

Derek Ray?

Derek, Frank Carmack here.

Oh, hi, Frank.

to be crass, but is Father Philip Callahan still a member of the Luna

Foundation?

In spirit, he is, but we haven't seen him for quite a while. Why?

I'm afraid he's under arrest.

I picked him up tonight in Marlton.

Picked him up? For what?

Murder. An anonymous tip.

They're holding him in the Marlton jail.

Listen, I have friends at the precinct down there. I can meet you in an hour.

All right, Frank.

My God, this poor man can't find any peace in his life.

I'll round up and make it Alex. All right.

He's not looking very good. Taking it very hard. Almost like he's in shock or

something. Who's the victim?

Cheryl Cranford. Young woman, parishioner.

Looks like they're a pretty good friend.

Listen, Derek. Father Callahan's not talking. He hasn't said a word since he

here. He's not helping his case by refusing to answer questions.

Well, let me try to talk to him. Okay.

What in God's name has happened?

Why is this man here?

I don't know him.

Philip?

I know you're not capable of what they're accusing you of.

Whatever happened, we're here to help you.

Philip?

Talk to me.

I thought Philip had returned to Belfast. Yeah, so did I.

Apparently, he was reassigned and came back.

He didn't even tell us about it.

It's not surprising, considering the way he feels about the legacy.

He speaks to no one, not even a lawyer.

Well, maybe I should try.

I mean, he's always felt pretty comfortable talking to me.

You see the look on his face. He has no intentions of talking to anyone.

I could see it in his eyes, though.

He's afraid.

He wants to tell the truth, but he can't for some reason.

Maybe he's in shock.

or he's too embarrassed to face us.

Remember Jeffrey Zahn?

Who?

He was a fighter pilot in Desert Storm, got shot down, taken hostage.

He was all over the TV.

They beat the hell out of him.

And he couldn't say anything, right?

I mean, he's on television in front of the whole world, and he can't say a

single thing about the situation that he's in.

Because just off screen, they've got guns trained on him.

And so we couldn't see the danger he was in, and he couldn't tell us about it.

So you think that Philip...

It's in some kind of danger that we can't see.

It's possible, right?

I saw you die. You're not real.

What do you want from me?

Why have you come back?

They come to get me, Philip, all because of you.

I can feel them trying to pull me down into the ground.

Can you hear them?

Don't leave me alone.

You know what they are.

No, I don't.

It's hell calling out to me, demons.

They're going to get me, but I don't want to go.

You can still help me, Philip.

No, Eric.

You had a chance to repent and you killed again.

You murdered an innocent young girl in cold blood.

I don't care about her.

It was nothing.

Why would I kill her a hundred times over if you don't undo this?

I can't help you.

It's all me.

God will not grant you forgiveness if you do not deserve.

Absolve me, Philip, please.

You must show remorse.

You won't play games with me, Philip.

You'll lose.

You need no death to wake you up.

You better convince me for what the world can do with your priests.

And I'll start with the ones that you know.

but I don't think you'll get it based on the evidence he's got.

It's that veil of $200 ,000.

I'll accept the check, won't I?

From you? I'll arrange it.

That's not necessary.

The diocese is taking care of it. Did somebody check on Father John Murphy

I asked?

We sent over a unit. No signs of foul play.

But did somebody talk to him? Did somebody see him? I told you, Father,

was no one home.

What's going on? I'm sorry, I can't talk right now. Father Murphy is in danger.

I've got to go find him right now.

All right, we'll go together.

Cheryl Cranford's mother is talking to the police right now. When she's

finished, why don't you talk to her?

Console her.

John!

Father Murphy!

Are you here?

We went to the video store or something.

You priests do that, don't you?

I told you he's in danger.

Can you get the keys to all the doors around here?

Good. Let's search the place up the bottom. Excuse me, Abby Cranford? What

you want?

I'm really sorry about your daughter. I'm Alex Morel and this is Dr. Corgan.

We'd like to talk to you about it if we could. Look, I've already told you

people, everything I know. Well, we're not with the police. Then why should I

talk to you?

Actually, we're friends of Father Callahan's.

You don't think he's guilty, do you?

No. I don't.

Father Callahan's been a friend of the family's for a while. He couldn't have

done this.

Do you know anyone who would want to harm your daughter?

No, I don't.

Listen, I just went through this with the police upstairs.

Why do I have to go through it again?

Because sometimes we find things that the police can't.

Well, I told them.

Cheryl didn't have any enemies.

None.

Look, I really have to go.

I have to make arrangements for my daughter's funeral.

Of course.

You know what?

Maybe we've been looking at this from the wrong angle.

Maybe it wasn't that someone was trying to harm Cheryl and Philip got in the

way. Maybe they were trying to harm Philip and Cheryl got in the way.

Oh, my God.

Someone's been digging down here.

Help me.

Come on, it's right up here.

Oh.

Tony, a preliminary estimate, by the way. The coroner estimates a time of

around 11 .30 last night.

I'm all matches to Cheryl Cranford's murder.

Strangulation should help the case for Philip's innocence, even as he was in

custody at the time. You didn't really believe he was guilty, did you?

Well, no, I didn't, but they did find him with a girl's body.

Somebody's trying to frame him.

Yeah, there's more to it.

Well, Philip knows what it is.

I think it's time that he told us. You come up with anything, you let me know,

I'll pass it on.

If you're hiding from us, brother, it's a big mistake.

If you're trying to protect us, brother, we don't need it.

Let's help you.

Eric Ravenwood feels he must take vengeance upon me.

And I knew by association all of you would be in danger.

I didn't want to put you at risk.

Ravenwood. It's the guy they gassed the other night, right?

His murdering ghost.

Derek, how can this be happening?

Well, you yourself know the power of belief, Philip.

Ravenwood's secret lies in the strength of his conviction.

These things can be sufficient to bring him back if he feels strongly that he

has unfinished business in this world.

He called on me to absolve him at the last moment, but he showed no remorse,

I refused.

Unfinished business?

There's more to it.

Isn't there?

Years ago, he came to me to confess.

He took great pleasure in telling me all the gory details of his crimes, and I

couldn't tell anyone because of the sanctity of the confessional.

I was torn apart.

Finally, I called the police, anonymously, of course, but Ravenwood

knew I had broken a sacred trust.

Am I doing the right thing?

You did the right things as far as I'm concerned.

If those are the rules that you guys are living by, then maybe you should

reconsider your membership in the club.

Ravenwood feels he can still escape from hell if I absolve him.

Look, I don't mean any disrespect, but why don't you just absolve the wacko and

we'll call it a night?

I can't give him absolution if he doesn't show repentance.

You can involve yourself in some kind of a Mexican standoff until one of you

crumbles? The cost of how many people's lives?

No, Philip is right not to absolve him. There's no telling what Ravenwood might

do. There's no guarantee that Philip's absolution will settle this matter,

empower Ravenwood and make this whole problem worse.

We have to find another way.

How is he?

Well, lost a bit of blood, but he'll survive.

Nick and I will take turns in standing guard in case this Ravenwood shows up

again. A serial killer? I thought he was dead.

He is.

Still slamming your head in the mirror, I feel.

I want you to get any information you can on this Eric Ravenwood.

He's haunting, Philip.

He's determined that Philip should absolve him for his sins.

He really believes that Philip's absolution can keep him out of hell.

If we could just... contain Eric within the cage of a physical body, we stand a

chance of controlling him, exercising him.

No. Derek, it's my responsibility.

Come on, come on. Relax.

This guy is an absolute monster.

Yeah, well, most of that information comes from the one woman who ever

from parabolism.

It was Philip who was responsible for saving her life.

His tit got the cavalry here just in time.

Well, normally I'd say ladies first, but... It's all right.

We're big girls.

This is it.

Practically nothing's changed.

He'd bring his victims home here and talk to them on this couch.

Atypical. Usually serial killers don't try to form relationships of any sort

with their victims.

They objectify them.

Less human, less guilt.

Yeah, well, Ravenwood had a big beef against just about every element of the

human race.

I had a compulsion to share it.

Yeah, I read about this case.

Sit right here on the couch and talk about the world.

How awful it was.

How nobody cares anymore. Apathy everywhere you look.

And then he'd... He'd take them there.

Deeper into his home.

Because it was time now for him to get personal.

Time to reveal some things.

He showed them his room, didn't he?

Yeah, he did.

What do you think?

Oh, God.

This is it.

Where he killed them?

All six of them died here in this house.

Those are the six we definitely know of. There might have been others.

Was he abused as a child?

Social services investigated his parents several times.

His father locked him in closets and trunks as punishment, sometimes for days

a time. His mother wouldn't help.

The authorities couldn't prove anything, but the investigators knew.

And when Eric grew up, he knew that they knew.

And he couldn't understand why nobody helped him.

Huh.

What's that?

So ironic.

He was stricken back by doing exactly what was done to him.

He said he killed to wake people up, to make them realize how much evil there

was in the world.

He buried his victims alive.

Where did they find the bodies?

Downstairs, in the basement.

You two seen enough?

What exactly are we looking for?

Kabbalistic rituals, ancient prayers or incantations. Derek seems to think that

if we can get Ravenwood's ghost into a living being, we might be able to

exorcise him tomorrow.

Hey, didn't Philip say that there was a force in Ravenwood that was trying to

pull him down to hell?

Yeah, but he's resisting it.

Only because he's still strong. Look, if we could somehow weaken him, weaken his

resolve, then maybe...

That force would finish him off. What do you think?

Use it. Push him towards it. That's a good idea. Maybe we could get the bad

to work for us for a change, right?

I'm not going to have the guy. I think he's beyond redemption myself.

Look, I'm going to go back to the hospital and take over for Derek. Are

going to come along?

We want to work on this for a little bit, but we can meet you later.

Be careful, huh?

My God, you burned dry.

Good nurse.

So, I guess you're wondering how you got here, huh?

I'm wondering how any of us got here.

How we were called to this work.

To the legacy.

How, no matter how hard I tried to get away from it, it always seems to find me

again.

Well, something larger at work.

destiny i suppose we make some choices in life and some are forced on

us but it's the right thing for them stop second guessing yourself okay seems

be part of my nature where's that nurse okay i'll be right back don't

worry i'm not going anywhere

Kneel down.

Yeah, I'll kneel down.

Father, Son of the Holy Ghost, Eric Ravenwood, I command

thee, through God, my soul for yours, your body for

mine.

No.

Oh, no.

Not so fast, Father.

I just noticed it.

Get security.

Father Callahan is missing.

I think he's gone.

What do you mean? What the hell happened?

Well, I left the room for no more than a minute, and don't ask me how or where,

but he's gone.

Perfect.

Considering Ravenwood committed multiple murders in his home, I figure there's a

good chance that's where he's going to go.

Well, maybe we should stake the place out, set a trap...

Nick and Derek are with him. He's okay.

No, no, no.

There's no Ravenwood.

There's no Ravenwood.

We've got to get there.

Okay, hold on.

All right.

Derek,

is Philip with you? No, he's not here. He's gone. He disappeared from the

hospital.

Alice just had a very strong episode. She's sure that Philip is with Ravenwood

and they're at his house.

Talk to her.

I know he's there.

But we're close. We can get there before you.

Alex, don't go there. Whatever you do, don't go there. Now just handle it.

Eric, there's no time to argue about it. We have to get there or he's going to

kill Philip.

Alice, what?

They don't even know it. Help me. Help me.

Help me.

Help me.

Help me.

Help me.

Help me.

Help me.

Oh,

Alice!

Are you all right?

Are you there?

You don't know how much I would love to sit and talk with you.

But I have a very busy day ahead of me.

I

don't

know where he is, Frank.

If you could swing by the church, that would be appreciated.

Yeah, of course. Yeah, I'll check it out. All right, we're going to try the

Ravenwood place. Alex had a feeling that he might go there.

I'm on my way.

Call Alex and Rachel back. See where they are. We have to stop them going to

Ravenwood's place.

Right.

Hello? Philip?

Nick? Yeah.

What the hell are you doing? Are you with Rachel and Alex?

Yeah, I'm here with them.

Something's gone wrong.

What are you talking about?

Is Derek with you?

Where are Rachel and Alex?

They're here.

They're hurt. You guys, you've got to get over here right away. Please.

Hurry.

Go ahead.

Are you all right?

What happened? Help me up.

Derek, he climbed inside of us.

I saw him, Derek.

He's here.

I think he's got Rachel and Alex.

Okay. Go with Nick. Stay with him. Check the basement. I'll look upstairs.

All right.

You'll be okay?

All right.

Let's go.

This is my flight, Nick, not yours.

I know. Just stay back.

Look at this place.

What the fuck are you doing?

I've never used a gun before.

Such a lazy way to kill, don't you think?

I mean, anybody can pull a trigger. It doesn't take a lot of imagination or

courage. You know what I mean?

So you're Ravenwood now, aren't you?

It doesn't matter what you know anymore.

I got what I want. I'm alive.

I don't need no absolution.

You were alive a few days ago.

Why was it so important then?

I was scared.

I was afraid I was going to go to hell. But I had a long chat with God, and we

sorted it all out. He understands.

Understands what?

That you're murdering people?

Sacrificing. In every war, there must be sacrifices.

Some die so others may live. That's all right.

And now you must die.

No one is taking away my second chance. Not you.

Nobody.

What about your victims?

Victims?

They died in a noble cause.

I've got to wake people up. I've got to make them realize how much evil is in

the world.

Evil?

You're the purest form of it.

You think you can fool me, but you can't.

I am right.

You alright?

I don't know how I feel to tell you the truth.

In my heart, I think I did the right thing. But, Derek, I violated a sacred

trust. Well, I suppose you have to work it out with your superiors in the

church. I suppose I have to work it out with myself first.

I don't know. Maybe Nick was right. Maybe I need to reconsider my membership

the church again.

You can't always go by the rules.

Any organization's rules.

The bottom line is you told the truth.

That's the important thing.

That and your friendship with us.

So wherever you go, remember, we're always here for you, Philip.

Always.

Thanks.

That night was one of the most difficult of my life and one of the most

difficult for my friends at the Legacy.

I thank the Lord that it ended as it did and no more innocent people died.

This guilt I feel for hurting others is overwhelming.

I pray that somewhere in his dark heart and troubled soul, Eric Ravenwood felt

it too.

He never really understood that only God can grant absolution, and only when

there is true repentance.