A Shot At Redemption

Reverend Jack McHeffey is found shot in his church. He awakens with no memory of the incident. The investigation that follows reveals a side of the priest that he'd rather not face. A secret fund is exposed. The priest has been skimming the collection plate. Reverend McHeffey learns that his need to hoard funds has hurt many people, including his brother Joe. The brothers hadn't spoken in years. Joe struggles with his anger, and his love, following the shooting. He is the one man who has been hurt the most by the Reverend. Joe is also the one man who remembers the childhood traumas that shaped his brother. Ultimately, Reverend McHeffey must face the truth that he is the source of his own pain, and that he had caused his own shooting. Joe is there when his brother remembers the shooting. He witnesses the pain, and gives the Reverend the support of family he'd been craving