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Serving the Archdiocese of Washington for more than 13 years as the chief exorcist, Msgr. Stephen Rossetti offers intimate details regarding his life expelling demons from those possessed.
THE SCRIPTURES & ART: The exorcism in the Synagogue of Capernaum is depicted in this Romanesque fresco from Lambach Abbey in Upper Austria.
New book addresses ‘What Exorcists See and What We Should Know.’
Father François-Marie Dermine, promoter of an annual international course on exorcism in Rome, discusses his recent popular work about the devil, offering keys to discernment on this controversial and sensitive topic.
In any case, it’s not the exorcist who liberates people — it is Our Lord.
This marks the second time that Archbishop Cordileone has performed an exorcism in connection with a destroyed statue of St. Junipero Serra in the Bay Area.
The new guide was written as a tool for exorcist priests or priests in formation to be exorcists.
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco said the toppling of the statue left a wound in his soul.
Satan’s grip on the world is insinuated into every nook and corner.
Beginning with prayer and culminating (if necessary) with formal exorcism, these are four steps of breaking Satan’s bonds and finding “freedom through Christ.”
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