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Three years in, Fr. Carlos Martins does something the show has never done: he puts his producer and
co-host on the stand. Ryan Bethea came into this work a Protestant with a hard bias against Catholicism
and a phone call he hung up on. He explains what three years in the room with exorcists actually did to
his theology, why the show refuses to answer the Gar...
It is by far the most debated and contentious episode in the canon of Exorcist Files episodes. And for good reason. For many Yoga is a lifestyle and exorcise that confers real health benefits. For others it represents a spiritual practice that cannot be separated from its roots. In a return to the case file Father Martins breaks down why he believes it is an issue for Christi...
Ryan and Fr. Carlos Martins go back into the most popular and most frustrating case of season two. A teenager freed. A holder possessed. One unconfessed mortal sin that turned a scheduled exorcism into what Martins calls a failure worthy of J.R.R. Tolkien.
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Fr. Carlos Martins opens the mailbag. In one sitting he takes on venerating relics, praying holy curses, biblically laying off people who feel like family, staying hopeful while single at 40, and how to tell God's voice from your own. Blunt, funny, and unsparing, the exorcist without a script.
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Jamie Winship spent 25 years hearing God’s voice in the hardest rooms
on earth — as a beat cop, then across Iraq, Indonesia, the Sahara, and Jerusalem. He joins
The Exorcist Files to name the enemy’s quietest weapon: the lie that something is wrong with you.
Provision, false identity, and an angel with a sword.