Catholosism

• 'an eye for an eye'
• 'she wasn't religious.she didnt believe in heaven or hell only ouija bords'
• 'he wasn't going to damn himself,but she was going to show them that they couldn't damn him without damning her too' pg 249
• 'she was good... and he was damned they were made for eachother'
• 'they had their salvation and she and pinkie had their damnation'
• 'Of course there's hell. flames and damnation'
• 'between the stirrup and the ground, there wasn't time you couldn't break in the moment the habit of thought' pg 115
• 'his heart weakened with a faint of nostalgia for the tinny black confessional box'
• 'heaven was a word hell was something he could trust' pg 248
• 'it was as if the flames had literally got him' pg 264
• 'a catholic is more capable of evil than anyone. I think perhaps- because we believe in him we are more in touch with the devil than other people think' pg 268
• 'holding the mother of god by the hair' pg 21
• 'trying to repent' pinkie pg 115 at the racecourse
• 'I'd rather burn with you than be like her' pg 121
• 'Perhaps when they christened me the holy water didn't take. I never howled the devil out' pinkie pg 136
• 'not one of the damned... this was one of the saved' pg 204
• rose believes in 'confession...repentance' pg 216
• 'Molly Carthew went to everlasting fire' pg 217
• 'If they damned him and her, Theyd have to deal with them too' pg 218
• 'You cant be damned twice over, and were damned already' justification of actions pg 224
• 'she was in mortal sin: it was no good praying' pg 250