What is something you've seen in an exorcism that leads you to believe this cannot merely be an issue of mental health?

That this is actually supernatural.

So only God is supernatural.

Demons, we would say, are preternatural.

So they're above our understanding of nature.

That's why demons can do things that we would say, well, that's not humanly possible. I see. How is a body levitating? How is, you know,

head spinning or a body crawling up the wall like a spider? These types of things.

Have you seen anything remotely like those things? I've seen them all.

You've seen a body levitating, a head spinning, and someone

climbing up a wall. Absolutely. Yeah, all right. That's got to be... Father Lampett, thank you so much

for coming back on the show. Yes, it's good to be here again. You mentioned that our, I think

this is the third time you've been on. I have, yeah, third time's the charm.

Yeah, so this is, we're gonna knock it out of the park.

And we've already had millions of views on your previous episodes.

Does that surprise you?

It doesn't. When I travel around and give other talks, usually one of the dominant ways that people have heard me speak,

they always mention the interviews with Pines with the Quietz.

But I mean, does it surprise you that so many people found it interesting enough to click on and watch through?

I don't think so, because one of the reasons why my bishop gave me permission to be public was the way to help catechise people. I think there's a lot of people

today that simply do not know the basic tenets of our Catholic faith. And I think traveling

around and giving talks and presentations is a way to help catechize people. And I think people

kind of tap into that because there is such a deep thirst, I believe, for God.

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