Father Dan Reehil

Like, you know, I'm watching you.

I can see what you're doing.

Probably shouldn't have been there.

But lesson learned.

You know, now when I encounter him, he's inside people.

He doesn't take a physical form like those two other times.

I knew I shouldn't have been there.

Like, this isn't a place for a seminary.

You know, there was more than just drinking going on.

They had little cabanas where people were coupling up and doing things.

And all the basic capital sins are happening.

Yeah, yeah.

So, fool me once, shame on me.

Wow.

Well, that's interesting too.

You know, after 9-11, I moved up to Boston, and I wound up staying with a priest for about nine months, and he did deliverance ministry.

In fact, the very first weekend I arrived, and I didn't know him that well, but I'm out of luck.

I have no job now, and now I have no place to live because I was, you know, I was so close.

They closed everything under Canal Street, so there was no power, there was no gas, there was no electricity.

And so basically everyone was told, go find a place to live for at least six months, because this isn't gonna be up and running anytime soon.