Name: Diary of an American Exorcist
SKU: 978-1-64413-467-2
Price: 21.95 USD
Rating: 4.3 (15 reviews)

Demons, Possession, and the Modern-Day Battle Against Ancient Evil

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Exorcist Msgr. Stephen Rossetti has a very active caseload of demonic possessions, and in each case two vivid lessons consistently emerge: demons possess or harass people in a myriad of ways (even when they do not enter a body), and they are defeated decisively by the power of Christ and His Church—and especially by invocations to the Blessed Mother.

In these pages, Msgr. Rossetti gives us an inside look at the intense experiences of an exorcist. He shares, without hype or varnish, what it is like, on a daily basis, to face demons who revile, threaten, and sometimes spiritually “wound” him. He describes the healing power of Christ for the possessed and for the exorcist, and reveals amazing moments when Christ and His Church visibly triumph over Satan. The reader is afforded a unique glimpse into the world of angels and demons, and the struggles of the possessed and those who minister to them. In this stunning, edifying, true diary of an American exorcist, you’ll learn:

What demonic possession is, and is not
Common tactics of Satan and his typical lies
How God protects exorcists
The difference between strong and weak possessions
The hierarchy of demons (not all are equal)
What it’s like for an exorcist to face Lucifer himself
Why demons choke people
How demons fear and hate one another too

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Thorough Exploratory on Spiritual Warfare

Msgr Rossetti has composed an excellent and thorough exploratory on the subject of spiritual warfare; written in a personalized format for laity unfamiliar with the subject, each of the 95 diary entries are also backed with sound theology.

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I Highly Recommend it!

+JMJF+ In this book, Msgr. Rossetti provides the reader with real life snapshots into his own day-to-day experience as exorcist as he tries to help individuals to find healing and deliverance from evil spirits. The book is written as diary entries in a way that is both engaging and easy to read. I found the diary entries to be rather edifying, sometimes like spiritual reading. I saw myself turning to God with gratitude and confidence while reading and reflecting upon some of the diary entries and theological reflections in this book. I also really appreciated how Msgr. Rossetti was able to weave in the Catholic Church's teaching on this subject within the diary entries and the theological reflections with both clarity and simplicity. This is not a book written for the curious. Nonetheless, I would even go as far as to say that those who might pick up this book out of curiosity may greatly benefit from its contents. In this book, they will find many real-life examples showing that the devil does exist and how many people are suffering from demonic affliction because of sin, curses, or spiritual practices that are not compatible with God's plan for our lives. Most importantly, however, they will also find out that there is a God who truly loves us, and that with Him our victory is always assured. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the ministry of deliverance and exorcism and for those interested of learning more about the reality of spiritual warfare within the Catholic Tradition. In a special way, I cannot recommend this book enough to priests, religious, and seminarians. Some knowledge on this subject can prove to be very helpful when meeting people who are experiencing these afflictions in a pastoral setting. --Fr. Diogo Augustine, OFM Cap

Hollywood got it all wrong!

Msgr. Rossetti's book puts the demonic in proper perspective: he calls them "dust bunnies" (pg. 5) when they are compared to our omnipotent, loving, merciful God. Reading this book shows just how powerful prayer and fasting can be. Example after example shows how through the mercy and love of God, we have absolutely nothing to fear from the demonic. Msgr. explains many topics about possession, obsession, angels, demons, heaven, and hell in a way that is easily understandable. His entries remind me that, while demons may be able to scare us, Jesus is Lord and we truly have nothing to fear. After reading this book, statues of the Blessed Mother with her heel crushing Satan mean so much more to me now.

Monsignor Rossetti's accounts of multiple cases of possession will change the way you think of the demonic world and the priest that are called to this ministry. This book will open your spiritual eyes.

The Battle is Real

The battle is real, and the world is blessed to have priests like Monsignor Rossetti fight for us with his trust in Jesus' ever present presence along with the Blessed Virgin Mary to stand between us and the gates of hell. This diary is a concrete example of what we are up against in our daily struggles in the unseen world, and the critical importance of being people of integrity and keeping close to the sacraments. Thank you Monsignor Rossetti for your work and the work of your team. This book was a life changer for me: here on earth and for the eternal ever after. Teresa Kettelkamp, Member, Tutela Minorum - Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors

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