One character with this profession reminds a character of his time at Clongowes Wood College, and gives that character a "deathchill" during his stint as a guest speaker at Belvedere College. Other characters with this profession include Restrepo from The House of the Spirits and Paneloux from Camus's The Plague. Another character in this profession meets Coral Fellows and receives refuge from Maria, with whom he had fathered the child Brigitta. That character with this profession carries the epithet "Whiskey" due to his alcoholism. FTP, name this profession held by the main character of The Power and the Glory, and Father Arnall in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
One character with this profession reminds a character of his time at Clongowes Wood College, and gives that character a "deathchill" during his stint as a guest speaker at Belvedere College. Other characters with this profession include Restrepo from The House of the Spirits and Paneloux from Camus's The Plague. Another character in this profession meets Coral Fellows and receives refuge from Maria, with whom he had fathered the child Brigitta. That character with this profession carries the epithet "Whiskey" due to his alcoholism. FTP, name this profession held by the main character of The Power and the Glory, and Father Arnall in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
One character with this profession reminds a character of his time at Clongowes Wood College, and gives that character a "deathchill" during his stint as a guest speaker at Belvedere College.
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