Father Dan Reehil

She looks like she's peaceful, happy, smiling.

Her eyes are bright.

It's a different person.

And I'm like, how many years ago we should have been doing this, and you waited.

But thank God you finally did it.

But it can be all-consuming.

Well, the code of canon law says I have to have moral certitude.

It's kind of a vague statement.

So if they have supernatural strength, we know that's one.

So if I see somebody, you know, if I see somebody throw a 300-pound man with one hand, I'm like, that's not her.

If they have a deep-seated aversion to things that are holy, that's another telltale sign.

There's three of them.

That's two.

The third one is if they have knowledge of things they could never know.

So the most obvious cases that probably we've all seen, if you've been doing this long enough, is you can get a 20-year-old person who has a fairly low degree of education.

They barely can read and write.

And then suddenly during their deliverance prayers, they start screaming at me in Latin.

I'm just like, hold on.

Pretty sure this little kid here doesn't know Latin or Greek or any other ancient language.

So those would be big signs.