
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 142 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityTrue Crime | |||

"Don't try to be an on the spot exorcist". In a new interview of Vault questions, Father Martins shines some light on the role of spiritual authority, how to trust in God with our finances, and whether entire locations could experience genrational cu... more
Three years in, Fr. Carlos Martins does something the show has never done: he puts his producer and co-host on the stand and interviews Ryan about his journey and how the show has impacted him.
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It is by far the most debated and contentious episode in the canon of Exorcist Files episodes. And for good reason. For many Yoga is a lifestyle and exorcise that confers real health benefits. For others it represents a spiritual practice that cannot... more
Ryan and Fr. Carlos Martins go back into the most popular and most frustrating case of season two. A teenager freed. A holder possessed. One unconfessed mortal sin that turned a scheduled exorcism into what Martins calls a failure worthy of J.R.R. To... more
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Great podcast, until Father Martins started ranting about “abortion mills” between seasons 1 and 2. What an insincere and disrespectful way to discuss the issue of abortion. Shows he’s more concerned with rhetoric than actually helping solve anything concerning abortion.
I absolutely adore and look forward to the thought provoking interviews and topic driven chats between Ryan and Fr. Martins as well Fr. Martins’ beautiful meditations. This podcast alone has dispelled many of the misconceptions I held of the Catholic faith as well as led me to reexamine my own Lutheran upbringing and, frankly, my entire relationship with God. That said, the exorcism case re-enactment episodes I can do without. I realize this is “The Exorcist Files” and many clearly enjoy these... more
This is my first time listening to this podcast. I really enjoyed it until the guest spoke about a palestinian visting a school in Texas(where I live) and was disappointed his “country “ wasn’t on the classroom map. PALESTINE DOESN’T EXIST.
Very disappointing considering how much I enjoyed most of the program.
I'm not sure what I like better, the story or the bits of info and explanations. This is really good.
I love this podcast. I have learned so much! Just started listening and I feel like I’ve grown closer to god.
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The show presents a consistent focus on possession, exorcism, theology, and spiritual warfare, often anchored by in-depth explanations from Catholic clergy and related faith leaders. Listeners can expect case-driven storytelling blended with doctrinal context, practical guidance for discernment, and personal anecdotes from seasoned exorcists and theologians. Noteworthy is the blend of dramatized episodes with interviews, plus ongoing ecumenical and cross-tradition dialogue that broadens the perspective beyond a single tradition. The format and guests likely appeal to listeners seeking both theological insight and real-world application in confronting spiritual distress, as well as sponsors aligned with Catholic spirituality, faith formation... more
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Recent guests on The Exorcist Files include:
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2. Dan Burke
3. Father Mike Schmitz
4. Carlos Martins
5. Dr. Sam Storms
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7. Dr. Joshua Brown
8. Ken Fish
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