My Name Is Satan. Stories of Exorcisms from the Vatican to Medjugorje

There is a case of demonic possession that Pope Francis agreed to follow remotely, and another that a cardinal confronted fearlessly among the Swiss Guards. Then there are the demon's temptations of some of the visionaries of Medjugorje, amid levitations and ferocious roars. An unprecedented battle between God and Satan is underway, in a troubled century and with a Pontiff who increasingly warns the faithful about the devil's evil actions. In this society, where the devil is increasingly regarded as a medieval-style advertising invention, the “father of lies,” strengthened by this disbelief, has managed to make his way, conquering souls and power and reaching an unprecedented level of strength. But does the devil really exist? In this volume, the author has sought evidence, questioned witnesses, heard the previously undisclosed accounts of numerous priests, sifted through files in search of documents, and managed to gain access to top-secret archives containing unpublished notes by the world's greatest exorcists. An investigative journey two steps from Hell, to discover the truth about one of the oldest practices in history, exorcism, with contributions from leading experts. Until the final face-to-face encounter with the demon.