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Monsignor Stephen J. Rosetti. He is president of the St. Michael's Center for Spiritual Renewal, and he's also research associate professor at Catholic University. He's a licensed psychologist, too, author of many books, and his latest effort, which is our topic today, is Diary of an American Exorcist, Demons, Possession, and the Modern Day Battle Against

Ancient Evil. Welcome, Monseigneur. Great, Mark. It's good to be with you. Let me ask just a

practical question about your center. What does the St. Michael Center do? Okay. We do exorcisms for people within the Archdiocese of Washington.

We also do a lot of education and training of exorcists

and deliverance training for priests around the country and around the world.

We also help, through our education efforts.

We have podcasts.

We have live streams.

And also we have an app, for example, called Catholic Exorcism.

So if you download the app called Catholic Exorcism,

there's a lot of wonderful deliverance prayers there

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