I saw levitation and a formal exorcism.

And we don't forget that.

You know, they come off the ground, we're going up.

And the team I had held her down, and then I commanded the demon to go down, and it did.

That was a moment. In things and movies, but when you see it,

person to person, it's spooky. The one thing that I have to say, I have never been afraid

in the work of an exorcist. You would think that facing demons, you would be afraid, but

I haven't had that experience because I always felt like I was working for Christ,

and that Christ is doing this, not me.

And I always felt protected that way.

Welcome back to the Exorcist Files.

The goat, when it comes to documenting people that shouldn't float.

Boy, was that joke dense.

So last week, we heard from two incredible Protestant ministers, friends and fans of the show,

who have been deeply impacted by the series. If you haven't, go back and listen. Their testimonies are incredible, and it's an awesome episode. Today we welcome Monsignor, Victor Sierre Sierre

Ciaramataro, colleague of Father Martins and retired exorcist for the Diocese of Memphis.

Basically, the priest who did deliverance among some of the best barbecue joints in America.

A certain amount of irony there, right?

Before we start the episode, though, I do want to give a shout out to our vault members.

Thank you so much for your support.

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