Blind Faith

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The narrative explores Lucinda Walters' reliance on her faith as she navigates profound loss and family challenges, particularly after the death of her daughter Rita. Stepping in to care for her grandsons, she faces the escalating struggles of her son-in-law's alcoholism. The situation takes a dark turn when her grandson Jack, during his altar boy training, becomes a victim of manipulation and abuse by Father Louis Delanoit, highlighting the themes of faith, innocence, and the devastating impact of silence within a trusting community.