Clergy Stories

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As history tells it, in the year of the scorched earth phenomenon the world plunged into chaos, plants and animals alike all suffered and died, little survived. To fill the void the church stepped in to rally the people, to protect & reassure, we were all one with god. In no time at all that god turned twisted, as food began to dwindle all that remained were the gardens in the great city’s held by the church & thus they turned to man. The lower classes now a food source, struggling to survive in the harshest of places, hunted, hungry & alone. Generations have passed & we now follow the footsteps of Sizarow a "Runner" as the commoners are now called, can he find a way to end this plague or are we just mere morsels after all?

Have you ever fallen for a priest? Agnes tried to deny it at first; surely, it was sinful to desire someone who had given himself to God. Father Micah was more than attractive. He was a good man. In spite of everything, Agnes finds herself feeding this attraction, and she was not about to hurry herself to confession!

'I am the thing that goes bump in the night. I am the thing the world needs protection from. They think the Five have me contained. But all it takes is one human to bring evil to its knees.' Saint Bartholomew's Academy has a secret. One that Faith is determined to discover, even if everyone from the headmistress - her own aunt - to the junior students want to keep it from her. Only the strange guy she keeps running into seems to have any interest in telling her the truth, but can she trust a guy called Brax? Talk of the Demon Mascot fills the halls, every story a warning against...simply existing in the same building as him. Students burst out into hysterical sobs. Cries to chill the blood echo through the draughty academy. Nuns talk to themselves, jumping at shadows. And Brax is there through it all, his steely eyes watching everything. Brax, who draws Faith in like a moth to flame. Who has a similar draw to her. Brax, the very reason for all of St Bart's secrets. But even then, Faith can't stay away. But there's one more secret left to discover, and it's only a matter of life and death.

In a quiet village nestled between fields of golden wheat and ancient vineyards, a poignant and soulful story unfolds a story of a community bound not by hierarchy, but by shared faith, labor, and love. When a traveling priest mysteriously vanishes just before the Feast of Saint Elias, the laypeople of the village, farmers, bakers, vintners, and seamstresses are forced to confront what it truly means to be the Church. As the community prepares to celebrate without clergy, old wounds reopen, buried secrets resurface, and new bonds form. At the center is Elena, a widowed baker with a fierce spirit and a hidden past, and Mateo, a vineyard worker who believes holiness is found in the soil beneath his feet. Together, they rally the village to embrace the sacred in the ordinary: in the breaking of bread, the sharing of wine, and the strength of communal love. Rich with symbolism, warmth, and introspection, this is a celebration of the laity the unsung, everyday faithful whose hands carry the weight of tradition and hope. It is a moving reminder that sanctity is not reserved for the altar alone, but lives in the hearts of people.

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A father embarks on a journey across the solar system with his son to find what became of his brother who escaped the tyrannous evangelical ruling class on earth. Father and son are surprised to find a thriving society but something is a miss, not everything is as it seems. A story of personal growth, action and adventure.

In this novella, Cardinal Fratelli’s misadventures continue as he prepares for the Feast of the Nativity. Sprits run high as Michele and Ernesto go through the joys and trials of newlywed life. Moreso, an excited Fratelli plans a lavish Christmas party for friends and family, plans which start to fall around his ears. The whole family gets together, sharing many happenings, surprises and upsets while a young boy living on the village’s streets begins making himself at home- at the cardinal’s house!

A tale of a promiscuous preacher who is embattled with the thorns of succumbing to hormones as he preaches holiness. Sex, murder, manipulation, lies and reconciliation all from behind the pulpit.

Just a whatever book where we can say and do anything we want

Walking along a side walk, you witness a stadium with incredible music blasting from it, familiar music... Ghost? Yes! You manage to sneak yourself in, but what.. does anyone notice? Papa Emeritus III finds you in the crowd, zoning out staring at... staring at what exactly..? ^Omegaverse^ ^Smut^ ^NFSW^ ^R@pe^ ^Crying^ ^Overstimulation^ Warnings will be announced for any smut or NFSW chapters (I'm sorry for misspelling NFSW or if I did, correct me.)

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Rats and wolves and fleas among the parishioners rife.

When Jeremiah Keane, a preacher living in Yonkers NY is revealed to be a charlatan. His wife removes herself from his abusive home in dramatic fashion, taking her daughter with her. The sequence of five short stories, focuses on key snippets in the lives of these individuals. It follows a span of 30 years, as they transition and cope with all the issues that tend to befall broken families. Tragedy begets tragedy; until someone ends it all. Survival can get bloody. All artwork done by Johnny McDaniels

Mr. Collins must marry. If Lizzy won't take him, then Charlotte most certainly will. Mr Collins may be a conceited, pompous, narrow-minded, silly man, making him the object of considerable scorn for the Bennet sisters, but Charlotte knows to seize an opportunity when it presents itself. After a week in his irksome company, her friend, Elizabeth, can only see his irritating manner. Whereas Charlotte, after a matter of hours, has already estimated his value and weighed it against the mortification she will undoubtedly have to endure. The opportunity to become the wife of a well-connected clergyman does not come along every day, and in a prudential light, it is certainly a good match for her. Charlotte believes it to be a trade she is willing to accept. If only she can secure his attention before he must return to Kent. You've read Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice; now read it again from the perspective of Elizabeth Bennet's friend, Charlotte Lucas, an intelligent young woman, prudent and sensible. Marriage and a comfortable home has always been her object - not love or romance. Her story is woven into the fabric of the original novel as we follow her eventful year as she makes many discoveries about herself, her husband, and married life as the wife of the vicar of Hunsford parish. Will Charlotte discover practicality to be a strong enough basis for marriage ... or is this a marriage doomed to failure?

James Long is a writer. His books, articles, even seminars are fairly famous. If you have a story, there is a good chance he will write it. There is even a better chance he will write it if you are a member of clergy. James doesn't want the stories of priests that are good people. James doesn't want the stories of priests that turned out to be bad people. He wants the one where you have left one god for a another. (this may become a longer fic, no idea yet)

An average worker is curious as to what is his world, is it truly what it is set out to be? Join him in this short adventure.

Father John Palmer is groomed to be America's first Pope and the first African-American to reach such a high office in the Catholic hierarchy. Sister Paula Villa - the accidental star - captured the world and amassed a huge fan-base through her cable TV program. Brother Pedro Gonzaga slowly builds himself as a formidable figure in the Vatican Bank. Sister Lily White is the epitome of what pastoral work ought to be. These unlikely people found themselves playing roles nobody wanted. They are The Four.