The scientists are done with miracles. Time to fight science with... whatever this is.
Sister Mary Mercy has faced zealots, hymn-slingers, relic thieves, and emotionally weaponized Methodists-but nothing terrifies her squad quite like people who don't believe any of this matters.
The Secular Rationalist Front has built the De-Sanctifier, a machine that erases supernatural phenomena with cold, clinical logic. Miracles fizzle. Blessings go flat. Relics lose their spark. And Mercy's silent vow-source of her power-begins to fade.
Even worse: the SRF believes Mercy herself is a walking contradiction. A paradox. A glitch.
And glitches get debugged.
To stop the machine, Mercy must form the world's least stable alliance: Buddhist assassin-monks, Lutheran hymn engineers, Methodist casserole tacticians, stubborn Catholics, and a goat with security clearance.
The final showdown unfolds inside the De-Sanctifier's logic engine, where scientific certainty devours mystery. Mercy must make the impossible choice:
Accept erasure
or prove that faith-and chaos-have value even science can't quantify.
Hilarious, heartfelt, and defiantly irrational, Nun Shall Pass launches Mercy into her most impossible mission yet: saving the irrational from becoming obsolete.
