Who Prays For Satan?

By Edward Punales

Father Daniel is a young priest, doing his best to help people.

His mentor Father Raymond is a kind yet eccentric man, with more unusual methods for tending to his flock.

But one night Raymond summons a demon from hell so he can convert it to Christianity.

Will Daniel go along with his friend's crazy plan?

Word Count: 5,800

• Language: English
• Publisher: Edward Punales
• Release date: Sep 2, 2018
• ISBN: 9781540136954

Edward Punales

I’m a writer, poet, filmmaker, and lover of mythology, science fiction, art, and cheeseburgers.  I’ve published three short story collections, written and/or directed a handful of short films, regularly publish new work on my Medium page, and have spent way too much time on the internet watching old vine complications. I used to write under the pen name Edward Lange, but I switched to my real name in 2015. I live in South Florida.

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Who Prays For Satan?

Edward Punales

Published by Edward Punales, 2018.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

WHO PRAYS FOR SATAN?

First edition. September 2, 2018.

Copyright © 2018 Edward Punales.

ISBN: 978-1540136954

Written by Edward Punales.

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Father Daniel pulled up the driveway, and parked in front of Father Raymond’s house. He got out of the car, and felt the cold night air wrap around him. The young priest cursed himself as he walked up to the front door. If it’d been anyone else, he’d have told them to stuff it. But Raymond was Raymond. He was an eccentric man, but not an inconsiderate one. If he called you in the middle of the night, it was because he had a good reason.

The door opened before Daniel had a chance to knock, and there stood Father Raymond in the doorway; a tall, well-built man of fifty-two, with a thick head of black hair. He had bags under his eyes and a haggard, yet enthusiastic grin on his face.

Daniel! Raymond came forward, and kissed Daniel on both cheeks, before pulling him inside.

Is something wrong Father? Daniel eyed Raymond. The old man looked exhausted, yet absolutely manic.

Wrong? Raymond laughed. Are you kidding me? Let me get us a drink.

Father... Daniel watched helplessly as Raymond walked into the kitchen. He shrugged, and looked around the living room. The place was a mess, covered in stacks of old books and papers. Not too unusual for Raymond; the man was brilliant but a total slob. Raymond had said those two things often went together, but Daniel was