For the last several years, the Catholic Church has noted an alarming increase in the number of exorcisms performed. And for some of the most disturbing and vicious cases of possession, one priest is often summoned. With almost two decades in ministry, renowned priest Father Carlos Martins has encountered evil in nearly every way imaginable. From Ouija boards and curses to witches and demonic pact... more
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Hahahaha that’s when I knew I was done. I enjoyed season 1, tried to like 2, but seriously the stuff that now is opening up one for demonic possession is just bonkers. Did you guys know that if you submit a negative review to this podcast you are making a mockery of god and inviting demons into your soul? I guess you’ll hear about me in season 3.
Season 1 was really great. I expected some theological dialogue as one of the hosts is a literal priest, but the new season sounds a lot like people’s opinions on theology, and less about stories of exorcisms. The UFO episode was bonkers. And the episode with the directors calling sage a new age phenomenon… sage is an important element for many Indigenous communities. Things feel like they’re going off the rails here a little bit.
Love the show!
*current feelings*
For the love of all things holy, bring us more exorcisms and less theology discussions.
We get it. God is all-powerful, don’t play with ouija boards, go touch a relic, etc
I keep getting excited for the show releases and then it’s not the show, it’s a completely different theology talk show.
Return to regularly scheduled programming please
*first review* First of all, incredible podcast. I can tell the production takes time and don’t expect you will be able to keep up ... more
Do the harder thing brought me here and i love it!! Already recommended it to many of my friends
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