Father Dan Reehil

Oh, my God.

So that was my introduction initially.

And then for nine months, he would do this with people, and I got more comfortable in being in the room with him.

Probably one or two a month.

Yep.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then I went into religious life, and my superior was an exorcist, the exorcist of Omaha.

So now I'm in the room, because they usually took the guys who were a little bit bigger to restrain the victim.

And I got five years of that.

And then when I got to Nashville, the bishop knew I was doing that for the religious community, and he says, you know, I want you to do that here for my diocese.

Can you do the deliverance?

But he says, I'm not gonna make your nexus, because I feel like that's too big a burden on one priest.

And I said, okay.

And then he died.

God rest his soul, Bishop Jobe.

And then the new bishop comes in and I don't have his authority because he hasn't given it to me.

So as the priests are calling me for help, I keep referring them to him

I said, I gotta have, he has to give me the authority.

I don't do this without being under his protection.