Yeah, literally being a strangely thought of Catholic who's had this kind of dilemma before in my life I have to say I love this fic.
Iscariot fics are absolute faves of mine and I intend to write some of my own, this one I've already read a few times but then I noted that I hadn't reviewed on it (shame on me!) so I really had to.
Yeah, as others have said before me there is a lot of good simple truths in this fic, about accepting who you are and believing that there is a greater plan for being who you are no matter how hard it sometimes is to believe it at times... but hey, that's why it's called 'faith', isn't it?
Yeah, besides all the religious stuff - I'm not here to preach after all! - I think the characterisation is excellent, the first name basis co-worker familiarity is a different and pleasing change since most people always have the younger members of Iscariot refer to Alexander as 'Father' especially by Heinkel and Yumie in the manga but it added another layer in this fic for me appreciate so yeah, well done!

What does it feel to become the one 'priest' who wasn't a exactly one? I've always wondered that about Heinkel, and you captured her dedication to her work and her odd position very well. She would never be just a priest, or a nun. She would forever be the 'or'. Your take on AAxHW was touching and yet subtle. It shows the ties of two people who had known each other for long, and the story had a deeper impact without any over reference to sexuality.

"Ye aren't disguising yerself as anytin but what you really are."

That my friend, is a statement everyone should hear.

O.

God, I forgot what it was like to be Catholic. What a reminder.

Beautiful. What an interpretation.

~Cendrillo

anything with heinkel is an instant favorite of mine, so write more

well that was a nice one,, with a good concept and shit. The superhero thing felt a little out of place, but it was good all the same. However, i think you failed a wee bit in describing Andersson's personality. He's INSANE you know. And a bloody fanatic. In your fanfic he's to tranquil. Anyway, keep up the good work!

It's different than most Hellsing stories I've read, and I like it all the same.

I actually liked the accents you've put in (Anderson's voice is close to how I sound when I talk Irish so it's fun reading his lines outloud)

Though I'm not religious anymore, this was still a good story (even brought back mental-pictures of my old church) so that in itself is worthy of a thank you.

Keep it up.

- E Was Here

That was pretty good! Well written, which is always a nice thing to see here, and with some thought into the pressures of being one sex living as the other. I'm a Catholic feminist (yes we exist) and it brought to mind a lot of Catholic feminist books I've read like "Alone of All Her Sex" and "Always Our Sister".

You know, reading this I just thought of a good idea I wouldnt mind someone using! This fanfict is awsome! If someone would make a fanfict along these lines I would find it heaven. What would happen if Alexander Anderson and Heinkol Wolfe(pardon my spelling) loved each other and wanted to be married...you get the point...and after all that stuff diside to work for Hellsing? Along these lines for another story I would make it so they are both bi and so fall in love with Alucard and Seras? You may blame my friends, they are bad influences on me as I wasn't a hentai in 7th grade...DAMN YOU 300 BUILDING! DAMN YOU!

The superman quote did work really well in this one. I like AAxHW pairings too;you know it's there but they just won't show it. But if you do start making a romance story between them, I usually think as Heinkel wanting to be in one, but Alex trying to push it away. You're making some awesome Heinkel centered fics, I do really want to see more!

I really enjoyed the story. I thought it was very well-written. There are a few grammatical errors, and I think Heinkel's accent is off in a few places (a few times the /v/ sound replaces the /r/, when the two soudns don't sound very mcuh alike).

Excellent story - but writing the dialogue with "accents" makes the conversation difficult to follow. Anyone reading this probably knows Wolfe is German and Anderson is Scottish - maybe mention in passing that she has an accent? Anyway, I loved the story, but I found the spelling very distracting.