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I had a vision
in Amityville.

I had a premonition
of your death.

We have both seen the same
inhuman spirit.

Mom, who's that?

The demon
in your painting is real.

Are you certain we're
making the right decision?

We have no other choice.

Will the relic truly save us?

Have faith, Sister.

Our Father,
who art in heaven,

hallowed be thy name.

Thy kingdom come,

thy will be done on Earth
as it is in heaven.

Give us this day
our daily bread.

And forgive us our trespasses

as we forgive those
who trespass against us.

Take it!

This evil needs a vessel
to escape.

It will come after you next.

Don't let it have you.

- You know what you must do.
- I can't.

Then not even God can save...

Forgive me, Father,

for the sin
I'm about to commit.

Forgive me, Lord.

Oh, God.

Father Burke?

Bishop.

So the last time you were here

was what night?

Six, seven years ago?

After my time as a chaplain

ended in the war, yes.

Well, we appreciate you
coming again

under such short notice.

Father Burke.

Sit.

We have received news

that a nun has taken
her own life

at an abbey
in the mountains of Romania.

Suicide is a terrible,
terrible sin.

But it doesn't strike me

as strong enough reason
for a reunion.

But the news of it
would not bolster

our argument to keep

with the faith and the Church.

You're not
telling me something.

Why do you say that?

Because we're in the Vatican.

Let me put it this way,
Father.

In this, albeit,
rare instance,

we do not believe

we're the ones
with the secret.

Those are
your travel documents

and contact information

on the man
who discovered the nun.

He lives near the abbey

in a small village
called Biertan.

You will want
to talk to him first.

Also in the file is the name
of a postulant who can help

assist you in your inquiries

since it is
a cloistered convent

and your access
will be limited.

She's also familiar
with the territory.

I have survived
many terrifying encounters.

But nothing could have ever
prepared me for this.

My only hope now was that
the beast could not smell me.

But then,
the wind changed and...

Run for your lives!

Mother Superior says
that dinosaurs

were never really alive.

God just put their bones here
to test our faith.

That seems like a pretty
dirty trick, don't you think?

But they're not
in the Bible.

Well, do you believe
in penguins and koala bears?

Yes.

They aren't in
the Bible either.

The Bible is
God's love letter to us,

but it doesn't mean that He
doesn't want us to ask questions

about the wonders
of His creation.

But Mother Superior says...

Wait a minute. You've got a
little something on your nose.

There.

Ahem.

Ooh!

- The Vatican?
- I'm as surprised as you.

I haven't even taken
my vows yet.

Oh, he's aware of that.

He's waiting for you
in the garden.

And change into your habit.

This is an official visit.

It shouldn't take
more than a few days, at most.

You were recommended
for the journey

because of your familiarity
with the territory.

"The territory"?

Yes. Romania.

I'd never been
in that part of the world.

Really?

There must've been
some mistake.

I apologize if you coming here
was a waste of your time.

Oh, no, no.
No apology necessary.

Every decision the Vatican
makes is with purpose.

I'm sure they had their
reasons for selecting you.

What is it?

Mr. Theriault?

Hi.

Jealous husband
or angry father?

I'm sorry, what?

Well, usually
it's one of the two

when an older man
and a young, beautiful,

not-so-innocent girl
show up on my doorstep

at this hour of the morning.

I beg your pardon,
Mr. Theriault,

but you and I have never met.

Oh.

Oh. Then perhaps
it's time we did.

Call me Frenchie.

Everyone does.

Mr. Theriault, we are here

because of the nun
you found at the abbey.

How'd you...

Are you priest?

And she is a nun.

Oh.

Forgive me for
my impure thoughts, Sister.

I had no idea.

Never seen a nun
out of her vestments.

Not that I'm opposed to it.

Excuse me.

Monsieur Theriault,

the abbey.

Is it far?

In matter of distance, no,
but it takes time to get to.

If I may ask,
why were you there?

I was delivering
the quarterly supplies.

Apparently, the abbey has had
some kind of arrangement

with the village
for centuries.

Do you think you
could take us there sometime soon?

I don't think so, Father.

Is there someone else
in the village, then?

Everyone in this village

pretend like the abbey
doesn't exist.

Even talking about it
might get you in trouble.

It's settled, then.
You will take us.

With all due respect,
Father, I...

Please, Frenchie.

You took a plane from Rome,
a bus from Bucharest.

Now, my friends,
you're in the Dark Ages.

In the backwoods of Romania.

Now, you travel by horse.

Where are your things?

"The postman's charge."

Ten letters with an "L."

Deliveries.

You have a knack for this,
Sister.

What brings a Frenchman

to the countryside of Romania?

Actually, I'm French-Canadian,
but don't tell anyone.

Doesn't sound as romantic.

I came here looking for gold

but when I met
the people here,

I just knew this was the place
I was meant to be.

Wanted to help them.
Any way I could.

That's very noble of you.

I know.

Tell me, Sister,
how long have you been a nun?

I'm not a nun yet.
I'm still just a novitiate.

You still haven't taken
your temporary vows?

"Temporary"?

I didn't think
there was anything temporary

about being a nun.

Temporary vows
would help prepare me

for a life
of total consecration.

"Would," Sister? Or "will"?

Whoa.

What happened?

Everything all right?

We walk
the rest of the way.

The horse won't go
any further.

Maybe you should get
a new horse.

Well, it's not the horse,
Father.

It's what lies ahead.
He's scared.

The locals say
it's a cursed place

and the horse agrees.

If I may ask, Father,

why is it the Church sends you
on such tasks?

The Church reaches out to me
when it needs an investigation

into unusual phenomenon
associated with Catholicism.

Unofficially, they call it
"miracle hunting."

I thought we were here
because of a suicide.

We are, but it's only part
of our investigation.

I also have orders
from the Vatican to determine

if the grounds
are still... holy.

Well, I can give you
my opinion

on that now, Father.

A result of the war?

Bombing raids, yes.

I've heard stories of how the
ground shook for days after them.

I've tried to find more
information on the castle itself,

but there's no record of it
in the village.

And the locals only spit
when it's mentioned.

- "Spit"?
- Yeah, to ward off evil.

It's an old
and silly superstition.

And if you ask me,

these crosses that surround
the abbey

they keep the evil in,
not out.

Did you try to contact someone
inside when you found the nun?

I did.
No one responded.

But then again,

in the two years I've been
delivering supplies,

she was the first one
I'd seen.

Frenchie, when you
found the nun, what did you do?

I moved it to protect
the body from the elements.

Where did you move it to, son?

The icehouse.

It's where
I leave my deliveries.

When I found the sister,
I thought

maybe moving her in here
would help preserve her.

Uh...

I should tell you
one more thing, Father.

What?

That's not how I left her.

What do you mean?

She was laying down
when I left her here.

Not like that, sitting up.

There have been cases

of bodies twitching
or sitting up,

not long after death.

Yeah, but, Father, who knows

how long she was dead
when I found her?

You're not helping.

Sorry.

Father, what is it?

It seems to be a key
of some kind.

That's the door the nuns
would enter from

to retrieve the supplies.

So they wouldn't have
to leave the castle.

We should give her
a proper burial.

It was common practice

during the plague.

When people feared to be
buried alive.

If you were unfortunate enough
for it to happen,

you could ring the bell
to let those above ground know

they have made a mistake.

I think being here
is a mistake.

That's where I found her.

How is that possible?
It's been weeks.

I told you. This place is...

What's the opposite
of a miracle, Father?

Hello?

Please excuse us
for our unannounced arrival.

Hello?

What is it you want?

I'm Father Anthony Burke.

This is Sister Irene.

Are you the Reverend Mother?

I am.

You haven't taken
your vows yet.

Uh...

No.

- Please...
- Why are you here, Father?

We come on behalf of Rome,

to inquire about the
recent death in your convent.

"Recent death"?

One of your nuns.

I found her outside.
Hanged from the neck.

Would you
allow us a moment, please?

You should leave
with him.

Are you saying
you weren't aware

of the recent passing
of the nun?

Rome is concerned
about the safety

and well-being
of your cloister.

I'd like to speak
with the sisters

so I can offer my assurances
to the Church.

I can offer
the assurance you seek.

I'm afraid that won't suffice.

They will just send more,
and, uh,

perhaps less diplomatic,
church officials.

Yes, Father.

However, the gate
will be closing shortly

as we are about to take
our vespers.

Followed by the Great Silence
which ends midmorning.

Come back tomorrow

and you will find the answers
you seek.

There is lodging
in the convent.

You may stay there.

Thank you.

Why could you
not talk to the sisters now?

Why must it wait till morning?

The sisters take
a vow of silence

from sunset to sunrise

that must be respected.

You should begin
heading back yourself.

I imagine you don't want to be caught
on those roads when night falls.

Better the roads than here,
Father.

We'll be fine, son.
Come back in a few days.

That should give us enough
time to get what we need.

Yes, Father.

Hello?

Hey.

Hey!

I'll take that.

Okay.

All right.

- Father?
- Hmm?

You mentioned
"miracle hunting" before.

Is that...

Is that a role you sought out?

No.

God, no.

I'm a part
of a small select few

the Church relies on to

look into their more

unusual matters.

So, you know Bishop Forne?

How do you...

Because he helped me
when I was younger.

I had a series of visions
when I was a girl.

My father believed
I was mentally unstable.

Or worse, a liar.

But word of my visions
reached the Church.

Cardinal Conroy, specifically.

And he sent Bishop Forne
to meet with me.

What were your visions?

There were many.

Never the same one repeated.

But after each one ended,

the same thought
would be stuck in my head.

Which was... what?

"Mary points the way."

What is it, Father?

I was thinking
of a similar incident

I encountered in France.
During the war.

I was stationed there.
Near Lyon.

I was told to investigate
a boy with visions.

But, unlike your case,

after what I believe
was careful evaluation...

I made the judgment
he was possessed,

and proceeded
to act accordingly

within the laws of the Church.

My God. Daniel...

What have they done to you?

Was it a success?

The Church thought so.

They believed the evil
was cast out.

But not you.

Most Glorious Prince

of the Heavenly Armies,
Saint Michael, the archangel...

Help me, Father!

Come to the assistance
of Daniel,

whom God has made
in His likeness!

Behold the Cross of the Lord!

Why won't you help me?

Ye hostile forces!

Daniel sustained
severe injuries

during the exorcism.

Ones from which
he could not recover.

Daniel, I'm so sorry.

He died days later.

I often wonder
if I was too eager

with my determination.

That is a puzzle.

Father.

Father.

Daniel?

Wait! No! Help!

Help! No!

Help!

Somebody.

Help! Sister Irene! Help!

Father! Father?

Father?

Father?

Help!

Help me!

- Father?
- Sister?

- Sister Irene!
- Father, I can hear you!

I'm right here!

Oh, thank God.
Thank you.

Hurry!

Wait! Wait!

Thank you. Thank you, Sister.

How did you get in there?
The ground was covered.

There is a powerful
evil presence in this place.

Maybe those books will help
shine a light on our answer.

There's more of it.

How is that possible?

Another puzzle.

Abbess?

As requested,

we are here to speak
with the nuns.

It seems like that's as much
as an invitation as we'll get.

I'll go find the Abbess.

Take this.

See what you can find out
about it.

It was obviously important
to the deceased.

Sister. Be careful, please.

I will, Father.

Hello?

Wait!

Sister?

Sister!

We mustn't stop praying,
even for a second.

This convent has had

perpetual adoration
for centuries.

The sisters pray in shifts
to maintain a constant vigil.

I am so sorry
to have disturbed her.

Sister Ruth has withstood

more than just someone
sneaking up behind her.

I'm Sister Oana.
We were told you were coming.

Please, follow me.

What?

Another round.

I told Luca
it was on the house.

Why did she cover
the mirror?

It's tradition here
when someone dies.

You cover the mirror,

so the deceased
doesn't see their reflection

and become a ghost.

Someone died?

You didn't hear? Luca's
daughter committed suicide.

I can't believe it.
She was just a kid.

Twelve years old.
Hanged herself in his barn.

Hanged herself? Why?

Why did Addi Constantine's
crop turn to dust?

Why was little Stefan
struck blind?

It is that place. The abbey.

Whatever evil is up there,
it's leaking out,

poisoning us.

And that, uh, couple you took
up there yesterday.

- Who were they?
- Priest and a nun.

Are they still up there?

Yeah. Pick them up tomorrow.

You recently discovered a body
up there, didn't you?

Yeah, Grigore, yeah.

Well, I believe you're about
to discover two more.

And out of the ground

formed every beast
of the field

and every bird of the sky.

And whatever the man
called the demon creature,

that was its name.

Valak.

The Defiler.

The Profane.

The Marquis of Snakes.

Sister!

Sister Irene!

Sister Victoria's death

was a terrible tragedy
for the convent,

but we still
feel her presence.

She was the most devoted
out of any of us.

Excuse me, Sister.

Sister Vic...

Forgive us,

we're highly protective
of our privacy.

Some of the sisters
would prefer

I not speak to you at all.

We appreciate your willingness
to do so.

Sister Oana,

can you tell me about
the history of this abbey?

It was built by a duke
in the Dark Ages.

The Duke of Saint Carta.

He wrote countless texts
on witchcraft and rituals,

in which to call upon
the forces of hell.

Hell used him
to open a gateway

so that an unspeakable evil

would walk amongst us.

But the Church
stormed the castle.

They sealed the gateway
using an ancient relic

containing the blood
of Jesus Christ.

The Church claimed the castle
for their own

and our perpetual
praying began

to secure the abbey
and contain the evil.

For centuries it worked
and evil was kept at bay

until the bombs of war
shook the abbey

and evil found another way
to open the gateway.

Sister Oana,
last night in the chapel,

I saw a nun.

She was...
She felt anything but holy.

Do you see her, too?

I've seen her stalking
the hallways at night.

We all have.

She looks like us,
but she's not one of us.

It's something unholy.

It takes on different forms
to deceive us

and prey on our weaknesses.

It appears as a nun so it can
hide among our cloister

until it can corrupt us all.

I fear her presence means
the portal has opened again.

It made Sister Victoria
commit the ultimate sin.

Sister Oana.

Sister Ruth is nearly finished
with her prayers.

It's time you attend to yours.

Yes, Sister.

You haven't taken
your vows yet?

No.

Then this is not a place
for you.

- You need to leave now.
- She can't.

The gates have closed.

You must stay
until they open again.

When do they open?

Sunrise.
You must stay the night.

Sister Irene.

Good night, Sister.

Sister, wait.

Yes?

Sister Victoria had this

in her possession
when she died.

Do you happen to know
what it's for?

No.

Now, please, I must go pray.

Where are you?

You won't find
another way in, Father.

Abbess?

What is it
that concerns you?

I'm afraid

there's something very wrong
with this place, Abbess.

Like many places
in this world,

the abbey has a long history.

Not all good but we repent.

That nun, I found her

clutching the key
in her hands.

What does it open, Abbess?

It's too late, Father.

Sister Irene is lost.

Abbess?

Abbess?

Sister Irene.

Mary points the way.

Mary points the way.

Mary points the way.

Who are you?

God save you.

Sister, please come.

Sister Oana?

Oh, God.

Quiet.

The evil grows stronger.

Get your things and meet me
in the chapel, Sister.

Only prayer will
get us through the night.

Go. Leave.

Now.

Hello?

Sister Oana?

How long
have I been dead, Father?

How long?

Daniel?

I'm sorry.

Why won't you help me?

We need to pray, now.

And whatever happens,
whatever you may see or hear,

keep your eyes forward
and don't stop praying.

That's the door
the nuns would enter from

to retrieve the supplies.

So they wouldn't have
to leave the castle.

No, no.

Holy mother of God.

Frenchie!

Thought you could use
some help.

Thank you.

But please, by all means,
next time, do use the shotgun.

Well, I'm saving that
for emergencies, Father.

Sister!

Sister Irene!

Father Burke.

It's Father Burke.
He will help us.

Sister!

Sister Irene!

Oh, thank God, Father.

Are you all right, Sister?

Frenchie?

What happened?

We, we've been praying,
all of us together.

Perpetual adoration,

it's the only thing that's
been holding back the evil.

Who's been praying?

All of us. The other nuns.

They were here.

They were praying
when we were attacked.

The nuns tried to warn me.

Visions.

They felt so real.

There's no one left.

We have our answer, Father.

As if there was
any doubt before,

this place is no longer holy.

Oh, Father. Lord Jesus...

Father, what do we do?

Get my bag, Sister!
Hand me the cross!

Put some holy water on it.
Here, hurry!

Please, Father, hurry!

Hold it down! Cover its face!

I cast out the demon in you,

in the name
of God the Father Almighty!

And the power
of the holy spirit,

I ask this in the name
of our Father, Jesus Christ,

who is coming to judge
both the living and the dead,

and the world of fire!

That felt like an emergency.

We're too late.

The evil is free.

No.

For the demon
to enter our world,

it must possess a human soul.

Sister Victoria must have been
the last nun in this cloister.

You know what you must do.

I can't.

Then not even God can save...

It wasn't suicide.

It was a sacrifice,

so the evil
wouldn't take her soul.

I did not understand a word
you just said, but, uh...

Sounds like
your investigation's complete.

So, let's get outta here.

We can't just leave.

Oh, come on. Why the hell not?

We have to seal the gateway,
to contain the evil.

The gateway
is in the catacombs.

But we can't close it

without the relic.
The blood of Christ.

"Christ." Jesus Christ?

Did the sisters tell you
where it is?

The Abbess was found dead

in the tunnel
to the catacombs.

I think I know
where that tunnel is.

Good. Then, that's where
we look first.

But, Father, before we do,

I'd like to take my vows.

Are you certain?

My visions.

I now know
they are a miracle of God.

And I am ready to commit
my life to Him.

Now, that, Sister,
is a noble act.

It's a shame, but...

By the authority
entrusted to me,

and in the name of the Church,

I receive the vows
you have taken.

I earnestly
commend you to God.

That your gift of self,
is made one

with the sacrifice
of the Eucharist.

And might be brought
to perfection.

May the love of God
unite you forever and ever.

Well, there's nothing here.

There has to be.

They told me this key unlocks
a door to the relic.

That could be
anywhere in the castle.

It is here.
Don't you see it, Sister?

What?

Mary points the way.

The blood of Christ.

Holy shit.

The holiest.

Only a true bride of Christ
can wield something so sacred.

Wait.

What is it?

Shouldn't we say
a prayer or something, first?

There's a time for prayer,
and a time for action, son.

Now is the time for action.

Also still feels like a time
for prayer as well, Father.

"Finit hic, Deo."
God ends here.

We need
to search everywhere

to find the gateway.

Sister Irene, this way.

Hello?

Sister Irene!

Sister!

Irene!

Lord Jesus, in your Holy Name,

I bind all evil spirits
to this fire!

Protect us from evil
with your holy light!

Frenchie. Help me.

Of course.

No!

You failed.

Just as you have failed
everyone in your life.

Tomorrow, a village will be
missing its idiot.

You should've kept running

when you had the chance,
Frenchman.

I am French-Canadian.

Run!

Frenchie!

No!

Sister!

Sister Irene!

In the name of the Father,
the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

No, no, no, no, no!

Come on.

Okay.

I hope you don't mind.

It's called
"the kiss of life."

It's just called that way.
It's just, it's not really...

Frenchie,
what's your real name?

Maurice.

Thank you
for saving my life, Maurice.

You're welcome.

We should get going.

Into your hands, O Lord,

we humbly deliver
your servants.

The nuns of Saint Carta.

They served you in this life
with strength and faith.

Deliver them now
from every evil.

And let them live with you
in perfect grace, forever.

Amen.

Thought this ground
wasn't holy anymore.

It is now.

Will you stay on in Biertan?

Oh, I think
I've had my fill of Romania.

My father was a tomato farmer.

Maybe I'll try that
for a while.

Sounds a little boring
for a world traveler like you.

Certainly hope so.

An exorcism can be
very dangerous.

Not only for the victim,
but for anyone in the room.

Take Maurice Theriault,

his friends
called him Frenchie.

He was
a French-Canadian farmer.

Nothing more
than a third grade education.

Yet, after he was possessed...

...spoke some of
the best Latin I'd ever heard.

And like that,
an upside-down cross

started to appear
from within his body.

Which brings me
to the three stages

of demonic activity.

Infestation, oppression,
and possession.

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