Father Dan Reehil

It was from her petitioning Our Lady.

What is her response?

Who, the girl?

When it's gone.

Yes, because she was so grateful she was set free.

I mean, she's crying, but she's happy.

She's smiling.

She's covered in sweat, head to toe.

I mean, just the most grueling session you can imagine is when they're tormenting the victim physically, and they're contorting their body, and they're twisting body parts around, and it's painful.

It's painful to watch too.

When it's over?

No, I'm kind of relieved.

But when it's happening,

There's a fine line where I can start getting so angry at the demon that it actually will work against the exorcism because now I'm channeling unhealthy anger, which isn't good.

So I have to really remain in check.

I can't get violently angry at this thing and start screaming at it because now I'm working in his camp.

That's a fine line to tell.

Where does the demon go?

Don't know.

I mean, when we actually are casting things out, we send them to the feet of Jesus for him to do what he wants with.