What are the Odds That a Boy Exorcised by Jesuits in 1949, Would Grow Up to Work for NASA? | M.P. Pellicer

Many people keep secrets, especially from childhood, but Ronald Edwin Hunkeler's was unique. He was the boy that inspired the novel The Exorcist, written by William Peter Blatty, and released as a film in 1973.

In order to protect his identity the teenage boy was referred to as "Robbie Mannheim" or "Roland Doe" by the Jesuit priests who exorcised him. A handful of lay people knew the real name of the boy who endured a series of exorcisms in 1949.

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Deliver Us From Evil | Interview with Bill Bean

Bill Bean is a world renowned spiritual warfare, deliverance minister and exorcist, known as "The Spiritual Warrior". He's also an internationally known author, lecturer and supernatural expert, who helps those afflicted with demonic attacks. | Host - Marlene Pardo Pellicer | www.MPPellicer.com

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Demon Busting in the 21st Century | M.P. Pellicer

Essential in exorcisms rites is backup, and the Vatican now uses all the modern tools at its disposal including a cellular phone to connect clergy to assistance and prayers.

Starting in 2018, a new tool was added to the arsenal of an exorcist's weapons—it's a cellular phone. Sprinkling holy water, chanting exorcism rituals in Latin are the cornerstone of the rites, but the Catholic Church must be inventive to meet the rising demands for exorcisms.

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Forty Years of Exorcisms at a Miami Hospital | M.P. Pellicer

In 1974, an article appeared titled, Exorcism Daily Occurrence at Miami Jackson Hospital. Your first thought is this was due to the notorious film, The Exorcist.

However, according to Dr. Sukhdeo, the director of the Crisis Intervention Center at Miami Jackson Hospital at that time, the influx of patients as many as 900 in one month, had nothing to do with the film. He described how patients came in asking for evil spirits to be driven from their body, apparently believing that their symptoms, whether mental or physical, were demonic in their origin.

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Exorcists: Only Believers Need Apply | M.P. Pellicer

Exorcists: Only Believers Need Apply | M.P. Pellicer: On September 16, 2016 in Rome, the internationally known exorcist, Father Gabriele Amorth, died at the age of 91. From 1986, until his death he was head of the diocese of Rome.