An Exorcist Tells His Story

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An excellent, fascinating read but disturbing to the extent that the author makes one realize how the Devil and the demonic can pervade our lives today. If one of your ex's has suddenly dumped you with no explanation it could have been due to a curse, yo. I was raised Catholic and find so many of the Catholic traditions beautiful, meaningful, important, significant, and filled with truth.

It is very Italian, somewhat rambling, and using inconsistent terminology (at least in translation).This book will only teach you one thing and one thing alone; that humility and humbleness is the most powerful weapon against dark forces.

Because of his many years of experience as the Exorcist of Rome, he has been able to study the issue of demonic influence in a very scientific manner. I will include a quote from "The Imitation of Christ" by Thomas Kempis: "He who follows me walketh not in darkness. Unlike, the flamboyant, megalomaniac American Exorcists who claim to have more powers than God himself, and who have converted this warfare into an ugly commercialized market, Fr. I could have been understanding when things that I consider to be deeply meaningful in their symbology (and that reveal truth) are spoken as unattested historical fact. Nonetheless, notwithstanding these faults, Fr Amorth's testimonies are in line with the Word of God and sacred tradition.The devil is no respecter of persons and will use whatever power he has against all members of the human race. With this review I do not want to deny a blatantly stated truth of the Gospel - that demons exists and sometimes influence and even posses people. I am in a period of long unemployment, which is apparently a symptom of potential demonic influence in my life.

The reader gets a full treatment of the role of God as creator, Jesus and redeemer, and Mary as the mother of God.An Exorcist Tells His Story has been a European best-seller that has gone through numerous printings and editions.

Father Amorth does a great job of showing how Christ is far more powerful than any evil but at the same time that evil is real and not to be taken lightly. The devil has been granted enlarged power in the world by the manner in which he is ignored and God is denied. Although he admits some Protestants are more inclined to fight demons than Catholics, he's rigid in the way that it can be done.

It is well worth the couple of hours anyone with an open mind might spend reading his little book it be they clergy or lay folk. In this it largely fails as a lot of the time exorcism does not resolve the problem, or it takes years. If getting in touch and receiving power from demons was so easy, it would have been a recognized truth of the world, a commonly known fact like the shape of the earth (which some still deny).