Father Dan Reehil

She's on the floor, literally struggling.

I mean, she's sweating, her body's being contorted.

She's screaming, she's in pain.

We're hearing guttural voices of men that are coming out of her.

So I know they're also uncomfortable.

So in a way it's working, except we get to the end of the rite where we start doing prayers at Thanksgiving and I'm like, I look at the priest and I'm like, obviously she's not liberated.

What do you mean the rite?

So there's a rite of exorcism.

It's an exact formulation of specific prayers in a specific order to deliver the person from the demon.

It's not random.

In deliverance prayers, I can kind of, I don't want to say wing it, but I can just pray from the heart and say, Lord, in the name of Jesus, I bind all spirits of anger and rage off this person, and I cast them to Jesus for him to deal with them.

But in the rite, first of all, the rite has to be done by an exorcist only.

It can't just be any priest.

It has to be delegated by the bishop.

There's protocols to put into place for the protection of the person, like a physical exam beforehand to make sure that they're healthy enough to undergo it.

Also a psychological battery that's about a day long.

I don't do that.

I'm not a doctor.

And the demon isn't manifesting all the time.

So some of them, I had a woman right now who she was working at a Nissan plant by day, and then at night she would manifest at home when she's around her husband.