“After a number of intense exorcism sessions, the demons were weakening. It seemed to me that they just might be weak enough to be compelled, by the power of Jesus, to reveal their names. Having their demonic names gives additional power to cast them out and suggests that the time of their exit is approaching.” – Monsignor Stephen Rossetti
An exorcist — and all of us — must ‘up our game’ in the battle against evil.
If you are not invoking the powers of heaven, then you might find out that the powers of hell are answering your call.
Monsignor Rossetti explains that the “death dealer” can literally suck the life out of us.
We all have little voices in our ears. Daily we hear messages, some build us up but many try to tear us down.
An increasing exposure to the demonic brings with it a darkness, heaviness, and a depressive effect. While it looks like a depression, it typically does not respond to medications or psychotherapy.
Satan’s intelligence is superior to ours–don’t start talking to him!
Demonic possession reveals the depth of marital unity.
Take a moment and reflect: are there are any wounds within us that are feeding the evil one?
“When grappling with dark feelings of despair, oftentimes, people need a psychologist. But there are times when only an exorcist will do.”-Stephen Rossetti
