This is the most significant holiday of Mulcahy's religion, and for the first time since they've known each other he is free to mark the occasion as he sees fit without violent interruption or sinister authorities to placate. Of course the Fuelweaver comes to observe his friend fulfilling his calling at Midnight Mass.

He doesn't really participate, at least not in the prayers and rituals. His gods are long since departed and he's not looking to replace them. He mostly just looms supportively at the back of the church.