Forgive Me, Father: a new Candy release, explained

A new priest and a secret: the premise

A priest arrives in a small-town parish to take up his post. Among the people who come to his church is a woman who unsettles him, and the attraction grows into a secret romance that puts his vows, and his standing with the congregation, at risk. The title borrows the words that open a confession, which points to where the story's guilt and tension come from. Both characters are adults.

Mica Sarasola and the priest

The series is tied to Mica Sarasola, a character Candy built itself, with no creator twin and no real person behind her; its final episode leads to a chat with her on her Candy.ai profile. The priest is the other lead, the man whose vows are on the line. As of October 2, 2026, this is the one series in the catalog linked to her profile. Candy gives it no genre tag, only the New badge.

A new release at the top of the catalog

Forgive Me, Father carries Candy's New Episodes badge, and on October 2, 2026 it was the first title in the catalog's default order, ahead of the other recent releases. It runs five numbered episodes in the vertical player. The opening episode lasted 1:03 in Candy's player when we checked it in October, and Shorts episodes stay under two minutes according to the help center, which keeps the series below ten minutes in total. Episodes 3 to 5 carry a New label in the list.

Free episodes: what our check showed

Candy runs a test on guests, and this series showed one side of it. In both of our guest checks on October 2, 2026, episode 1 played without an account and episode 2 asked for a free sign-up first; under the test's other branch, guests can play episode 2 directly. A free account opens episodes 1 and 2 either way. From episode 3, Premium is needed: it opens the full catalog, Spicy series included, and later episodes are unlocked with tokens (100 a month come with the plan). See our guide to Candy's free episodes and plans for prices.

Level 4: Intense

We rate Forgive Me, Father 4 of 5, Intense. Explicit sex scenes run through a large share of the paid episodes, 3 to 5. The parish is a less common setting for a catalog that leans on stepfamilies, and the forbidden romance frames the scenes. Across the catalog, the free pair usually builds the situation and the paid part turns explicit. Our explainer on Candy's nudity levels covers the full scale.

Where to watch: the top of the grid

The series has a title-based address on Candy.ai, appears in the New filter and opens the main grid, so it is easy to find; the buttons on this page go straight to it. Candy's Community Guidelines bar embedding its videos elsewhere, so the episodes officially play on Candy.ai, and copies posted on other sites are unauthorized. How Candy classifies a series like this one, as adult content for an 18+ audience, is covered in our guide to whether Candy Shorts is porn.

Our take: a different setting for Candy

Forgive Me, Father stands out in a catalog full of stepfamily stories: a priest, a parish and a romance he cannot admit to anyone. Candy's own characters lead most of its series, and the scripts we saw with Premium gave them real setups and personalities rather than thin pretexts. A level of 4 means the paid episodes are explicit for much of their length. With a one-minute opener that needs no account, it is a quick test of whether the premise works for you.