A relatable adult graphic novel about a woman who skips Sunday mass for the first time in her life only to discover she's possibly being possessed by a demon.
Catherine O'Brien is woman in her mid-20s struggling to balance work, family, and her relationships. Though she was raised Irish Catholic, the world of communion, confessionals, and catholicism is a thing of the past for Catherine. But there is one thing she can’t shake; the fear that something bad might happen if she misses Sunday mass. After 25 years, she spontaneously skips mass for the first time and soon after makes the shocking discovery that she is being possessed by a black spirit who calls himself the prince of hell. On her journey to exorcise these demons (both the paranormal and emotional kind), Catherine grapples with guilt, her relationships, and what it means to be good.
A cathartic and engaging view into the messy life of an urban women in their early twenties, Anna Meyer's Saint Catherine is truly a story of letting go of guilt and taking responsibilities for your desires, hopes, and mistakes.
