Greetings, parish orphans, and retrogrades. Today I bring you Monsignor Steven Rosetti, a special guest,

and he will be available for a short Q&A at the end of the session. He's published a fascinating new book

late this summer called Diary of an American Exorcist, which is what he is. In addition,

he is a research associate professor at the Catholic University of America. He's a licensed

psychologist. He's president of the St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal. And he is my guest today here on Rules for Retrogrades.

Monsignor, it's a great honor to have you. Tim, the great be with you.

So, Diary of an American Exorcist, so many questions. Can you tell me, as a guy with all this

fascinating experience, that everyone out

there, all the parish orphans and retrogrades want to hear, what made you think was it

one culminating event, for example, to sit down and write the book on your experiences?

Well, I'm also an educator, as you mentioned, Tim,

and I like to share experiences and knowledge and training.

And there's so little out there for training exorcists.

There are general books on the subject,

but not the sort of day-to-day experience.

What do exorcists need to know?

You know, and there's nothing out there.

So this was a way for first to train exorcists and say, okay, here's what we're going

through.

And frankly, you're going to go through something similar.

Yeah.

No, that's, I think it would be important.

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