If You Can’t Trust Your Exorcist, Who Can You Trust?
by Bonnie


A Catholic priest in Miami has admitted to violating the chastity of a woman he was attempting to exorcise.
He denied that he “targeted vulnerable women.” He said that he conducted exorcisms on women with witnesses, except for occasional emergency sessions . He denied soliciting money, other than to cover his travel.
But what does this mean?
“Some have even claimed falsely and maliciously that there is a possessed person living in my family’s home,” he wrote…
I think I’ll stick with the demons.