Due to high demand, Vatican decides to organize congress on Exorcism

If you think things are complicated and the demons are on the loose, it may not be just an impression! This is because, due to a huge increase in the demand for exorcisms, the Vatican thought it would be a good idea to organize an international congress to better guide the courageous priests willing to fight evil and return entities from darkness to hell.

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According to Doug Stanglin of the USA Today news portal in Italy alone, the demand for exorcisms has increased threefold recently and about half a million cases requiring possible religious settlement per year are reported. However, the Church has been very concerned about the “credentials” of people willing to help the supposedly possessed, so it has decided to organize the “cram school”.

According to Doug, the idea of ​​having the congress came after a recent four-day meeting in Sicily - which included testimonies related to sinister sects and Satanism.

By the way, one of the participants in this meeting - a priest named Beningo Palilla who works in Palermo - would have associated the large increase in the cases of possessions with the increased demand for services offered by fortune tellers, seers and the like, since, according to him., these practices leave people vulnerable and open the door for Capiroto to act.

Remember that the vast majority of cases of alleged demonic possessions end up being diagnosed as health or psychological problems. However, everyone should be properly investigated - and the current dilemma is that many of the people who try to help and claim to be prepared for such a mission are not. Far from it ...

Development in art

As Father Palilla said, there are many self-taught exorcists out there who, deep down, are not quite sure what they are dealing with and may even make things worse for the "possessed." In fact, four years ago, the Vatican recognized the International Association of Exorcists - which has 200 licensed members worldwide - as one of its helpers in the endeavor, but has many unprepared people in the possessions market.

Training for acting is long and arduous, and in Palilla's opinion, even newly formed religious in the art of casting out demons should go through a probationary period (as it were), accompanied by priests with experience in dealing with thereby.

In any event, such a congress will be held at the Pontifical Ateneo Regina Apostolorum, a university institution linked to the Catholic Church in Rome now in April, and should serve as an old-school exorcist to devise new strategies to deal with the rise in cases of possessions and help for beginners to know how best to evaluate and assist the possessed.