
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 | 102 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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When a young woman dedicates her life to Christ, the celebration is short lived as a long dormant darkness emerges, hellbent on fighting her every step of the way.
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Dave VanVickle has been assisting priests with their ministries of exorcism and deliverance for many years. He is widely considered an expert on the topic of spiritual warfare from a Catholic perspective and he travels all over the country teaching C... more
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The best podcast I've heard in a long while. I came in because of the eerie stories, I stayed because of the catechism classes.
I didn’t really care for the last episode with Christa Black. I’m a Catholic-in fact Exorcist Files was instrumental in leading me back to the faith after 50 years away. I don’t know this lady or her faith, but I didn’t find any of her discussions uplifting or instructional. I was just completely underwhelmed.
Up until the most recent podcast, about psychedelics, I have considered this to be an excellent podcast. Given how many great episodes there have been, I can forgive them for releasing the latest one, which is a bit of a disappointment. Obviously, the woman in this long-form interview has much to say and is right to warn against seeking “enlightenment” but her comments about marriage at the end of the podcast demonstrate CLEARLY that she still has not discovered the truth of the gospels. In part... more
Loved this podcast with the dramas and learning from Father Martens about the different artifacts etc, and even the episodes about yoga were interesting and the masons. Fell off for a while and listened to the one on psychedelics and GOOD LORD it was painful. She could not stay on track to the point of the host needing to clarify what she was talking about, I wasn’t a fan of the way she spoke about indigenous tribes who practice these ceremonies. Talking about medicine and things of that nature ... more
The early reenactment episodes were great! Old radio story style drama/horror story tales. Later on it’s more and more preachy and feels like an advertisement for Catholic recruitment. I would love to hear of exorcisms from other religions too.
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Exploring the intersection of spirituality and the supernatural, this collection of episodes features conversations about exorcisms, deliverance, and the complexities of spiritual warfare. With insights from various experts, including clinical psychologists and priests, listeners are introduced to both the darker aspects of faith and the powerful stories of healing and redemption. Themes frequently discussed include the role of prayer and faith in overcoming demonic presence, historical contexts of saints, and the experiences of guests who have witnessed or been involved in demonic encounters. The narrative pushes beyond typical sensationalism, focusing on educational content about Catholic beliefs, personal stories of struggle against evil... more
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