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In the winter of 1142, when plague choked the village of Wychwood and despair had silenced even the church bells, he climbed the frost-rimed steeple, not to pray for deliverance, but to juggle three turnips while singing a bawdy ballad about Saint Cuthbert’s lost sandals. The villagers watched, then laughed, first hesitantly, then wildly, and that laughter broke the spell of dread more surely than any exorcism. Merry Abbot never claimed miracles came from heaven alone; he insisted they also sprouted from cracked ribs, shared ale, and the sacred absurdity of a bishop’s mitre worn askew. His sermons included riddles wrapped in parables, his confessionals featured limericks as penance, and his holy water was always kept just warm enough to steep chamomile tea beside it. He believed faith wasn’t polished armor, it was patched, well-worn leather, softened by sweat, laughter, and honest wear.
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